Social Work Essentials Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Social Work Essentials QuizOnline version Core concepts in social work by Norjannah Camama 1 What is the primary goal of social work? a To diagnose and treat medical illnesses only. b To maximize profits for agencies. c To enhance well-being and social functioning of individuals, families, and communities. 2 Which code guides ethical practice for social workers in the US? a NASW Code of Ethics b APA Ethical Guidelines c ICF Code of Conduct 3 Confidentiality in social work is overridden when? a Only when the client is a minor b Always c There is danger to self or others, or as required by law with client consent where applicable. 4 What does the person-in-environment model emphasize? a That environment has no impact on outcomes b The interaction of individuals with their social and physical environments. c That only individual factors matter 5 Which practice emphasizes client strengths and resilience? a Strengths-based practice b Deficit-focused practice c Pathology-centered practice 6 What is the core purpose of case management? a To coordinate and connect clients with needed services and supports. b To conduct clinical diagnoses c To replace family roles 7 Anti-oppressive practice primarily focuses on? a Addressing power imbalances and promoting social justice. b Reducing client participation c Increasing service fees 8 Self-determination in social work means? a Respecting clients’ right to make their own choices with support. b Ignoring client preferences in decisions c Dictating the best course of action for clients 9 A common barrier to access is? a Structural inequalities and systemic barriers b Overly simplistic funding models c Excessive client independence 10 Duty to warn/protect relates to? a Imminent risk to a third party or individual that requires protective action. b Client financial planning c Personal enjoyment of risk 11 What is the first step to a successful group project? a Start working individually immediately b Define goals and roles together c Assign tasks unilaterally 12 Which practice promotes equal participation in a group? a Hide slow contributors' input b Rotating meeting facilitator c One person speaks for the whole time 13 Which tool helps a group stay on track with deadlines? a Individual calendars only b Random notes c A shared project timeline 14 How should conflicts be handled in a group? a Ignore them until they go away b Let a single member decide c Address them openly and respectfully 15 What is a key benefit of assigning roles in a group? a Clarifies responsibilities and accountability b Reduces collaboration c Increases workload 16 Which method best ensures all voices are heard? a Structured reflection rounds after tasks b Only the loudest person speaks c Skip feedback to save time 17 What is an effective way to manage group workload? a Avoid sharing workload b Distribute tasks based on strengths c Give all tasks to the strongest member 18 Which action builds trust in a group? a Criticizing teammates publicly b Following through on commitments c Withholding updates 19 How can a group handle a missed deadline? a Communicate early and adjust plan b Ignore it and proceed c Blame others publicly 20 What role does feedback play in group work? a Demotivates teammates b Is unnecessary after a project c Improves future performance

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by Norjannah Camama

What is the primary goal of social work?

Which code guides ethical practice for social workers in the US?

Confidentiality in social work is overridden when?

What does the person-in-environment model emphasize?

Which practice emphasizes client strengths and resilience?

What is the core purpose of case management?

Anti-oppressive practice primarily focuses on?

Self-determination in social work means?

A common barrier to access is?

Duty to warn/protect relates to?

What is the first step to a successful group project?

Which practice promotes equal participation in a group?

Which tool helps a group stay on track with deadlines?

How should conflicts be handled in a group?

What is a key benefit of assigning roles in a group?

Which method best ensures all voices are heard?

What is an effective way to manage group workload?

Which action builds trust in a group?

How can a group handle a missed deadline?

What role does feedback play in group work?