Question 1

Tribal governments are

Accepted Answer

A) sovereign nations 
B) state governments 
C) no longer in existence 
D) appointed by state governors 
E) appointed by state legislators 
A) sovereign nations 
B) state governments 
C) no longer in existence 
D) appointed by state governors 
E) appointed by state legislators A

Question 2

In-kind benefits are public assistance in the form of services or commodities

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

Mary Richmond is most commonly known as a key figure of the Charity Organization Societies

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

National organizations easily defined social work and quickly developed the profession during the 1950s

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Is social work a profession today?  What makes it a profession?  What are some of the conflicts surrounding professionalization?

Accepted Answer

Yes, social work is considered a profess

Question 6

There are strengths and weaknesses of for-profit and nonprofit social services. Cite and explain a strength and weakness for each form of social service agency.

Accepted Answer

One strength of for-profit social servic

Question 7

The Charity Organization Societies differed from the Settlement Movement because:

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A) They worked with poor families 
B) They embraced cultural diversity 
C) They were staffed by concerned workers 
D) Their practice focus was on the individual 
E) Their practice focus was on the community 
A) They worked with poor families 
B) They embraced cultural diversity 
C) They were staffed by concerned workers 
D) Their practice focus was on the individual 
E) Their practice focus was on the community

Question 8

Tribal governments operate separate from the federal government

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

A voucher

Accepted Answer

A) is not a form of social welfare assistance 
B) cannot be used to purchase a service 
C) is a cross between in-kind benefits and cash assistance 
D) is received as a condition of employment 
E) never used in true social welfare programs 
A) is not a form of social welfare assistance 
B) cannot be used to purchase a service 
C) is a cross between in-kind benefits and cash assistance 
D) is received as a condition of employment 
E) never used in true social welfare programs

Question 10

Charity Organization Societies

Accepted Answer

A) focused services on the individual 
B) focused services on the community 
C) gave rise to the groups work movement 
D) were housed in churches and other religious organizations 
E) were the first public social welfare service agencies 
A) focused services on the individual 
B) focused services on the community 
C) gave rise to the groups work movement 
D) were housed in churches and other religious organizations 
E) were the first public social welfare service agencies

Question 11

Social work as a profession dates back to

Accepted Answer

A) 1775 
B) 1854 
C) 1898 
D) 1912 
E) 1935 
A) 1775 
B) 1854 
C) 1898 
D) 1912 
E) 1935

Question 12

The Social Security Act of 1935 codified two parts of our social welfare system:

Accepted Answer

A) Medicare and Medicaid 
B) public assistance and social insurance 
C) unemployment insurance and the Earned Income Tax Credit 
D) in-kind benefits and vouchers 
E) social investment and economic development 
A) Medicare and Medicaid 
B) public assistance and social insurance 
C) unemployment insurance and the Earned Income Tax Credit 
D) in-kind benefits and vouchers 
E) social investment and economic development

Question 13

Social welfare services are provided primarily through which of the following?

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A) federal government 
B) state government 
C) local government 
D) tribal government 
E) all forms of government 
A) federal government 
B) state government 
C) local government 
D) tribal government 
E) all forms of government

Question 14

Do you think that the federal government should provide social services?  Why?  What do you think is the ideal role for the federal government in relation to the provision of social welfare services?

Accepted Answer

I believe that the federal government sh

Question 15

Jane Addams is most commonly known as a key figure of the Settlement Movement

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

What is meant by the concept of the "submerged state"?  How do you think it impacts public support for government intervention?

Accepted Answer

The concept of the "submerged state" ref

Question 17

Entitlement programs are those that people deserve

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Which of the following is not true about private social welfare agencies?

Accepted Answer

A) Private social welfare agencies can never make a profit 
B) Private social welfare agencies help to deliver social services 
C) Private social welfare agencies are part of the constellation of our social welfare system 
D) Private social welfare agencies are not run by the government 
E) Private social welfare agencies can be for-profit or non-profit 
A) Private social welfare agencies can never make a profit 
B) Private social welfare agencies help to deliver social services 
C) Private social welfare agencies are part of the constellation of our social welfare system 
D) Private social welfare agencies are not run by the government 
E) Private social welfare agencies can be for-profit or non-profit

Question 19

The most common form of public assistance is government payment of money from general taxes, called

Accepted Answer

A) social security 
B) cash assistance 
C) public insurance 
D) monthly benefits 
E) public distribution 
A) social security 
B) cash assistance 
C) public insurance 
D) monthly benefits 
E) public distribution

Question 20

Settlement houses

Accepted Answer

A) were located in rural areas to help people receive needed services 
B) settled poor people in houses 
C) served urban poor and immigrants 
D) focused services on the individual 
E) were the first private social welfare agencies 
A) were located in rural areas to help people receive needed services 
B) settled poor people in houses 
C) served urban poor and immigrants 
D) focused services on the individual 
E) were the first private social welfare agencies

Tribal governments are

In-kind benefits are public assistance in the form of services or commodities

Mary Richmond is most commonly known as a key figure of the Charity Organization Societies

National organizations easily defined social work and quickly developed the profession during the 1950s

Is social work a profession today? What makes it a profession? What are some of the conflicts surrounding professionalization?

There are strengths and weaknesses of for-profit and nonprofit social services. Cite and explain a strength and weakness for each form of social service agency.

The Charity Organization Societies differed from the Settlement Movement because:

Tribal governments operate separate from the federal government

A voucher

Charity Organization Societies

Social work as a profession dates back to

The Social Security Act of 1935 codified two parts of our social welfare system:

Social welfare services are provided primarily through which of the following?

Do you think that the federal government should provide social services? Why? What do you think is the ideal role for the federal government in relation to the provision of social welfare services?

Jane Addams is most commonly known as a key figure of the Settlement Movement

What is meant by the concept of the "submerged state"? How do you think it impacts public support for government intervention?

Entitlement programs are those that people deserve

Which of the following is not true about private social welfare agencies?

The most common form of public assistance is government payment of money from general taxes, called

Settlement houses

Social Welfare Policy and Underlying Values

Historical Foundations of Social Welfare in America

Conceptual Foundations of Social Welfare Policy

Analyzing and Researching Social Welfare Policies

Social Justice and Civil Rights

Poverty and Economic Inequality

Economics, Employment, Budgets, and Taxes

Social Insurance

Aging and Social Welfare Policy

Children and Families

Health Care Policy

United States Social Welfare Policies and International Comparisons

Policy Practice and the Impact of Social Welfare Policies

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Exam 5: The Delivery of Social Welfare Services

Tribal governments are

In-kind benefits are public assistance in the form of services or commodities

Mary Richmond is most commonly known as a key figure of the Charity Organization Societies

National organizations easily defined social work and quickly developed the profession during the 1950s

Is social work a profession today? What makes it a profession? What are some of the conflicts surrounding professionalization?

There are strengths and weaknesses of for-profit and nonprofit social services. Cite and explain a strength and weakness for each form of social service agency.

The Charity Organization Societies differed from the Settlement Movement because:

Tribal governments operate separate from the federal government

A voucher

Charity Organization Societies

Social work as a profession dates back to

The Social Security Act of 1935 codified two parts of our social welfare system:

Social welfare services are provided primarily through which of the following?

Do you think that the federal government should provide social services? Why? What do you think is the ideal role for the federal government in relation to the provision of social welfare services?

Jane Addams is most commonly known as a key figure of the Settlement Movement

What is meant by the concept of the "submerged state"? How do you think it impacts public support for government intervention?

Entitlement programs are those that people deserve

Which of the following is not true about private social welfare agencies?

The most common form of public assistance is government payment of money from general taxes, called

Settlement houses

Social Welfare Policy and Underlying Values

Historical Foundations of Social Welfare in America

Conceptual Foundations of Social Welfare Policy

Analyzing and Researching Social Welfare Policies

Social Justice and Civil Rights

Poverty and Economic Inequality

Economics, Employment, Budgets, and Taxes

Social Insurance

Aging and Social Welfare Policy

Children and Families

Health Care Policy

United States Social Welfare Policies and International Comparisons

Policy Practice and the Impact of Social Welfare Policies

Filters