DIASS Lesson 3.3

Question 1

In casework, the individual is the principal client and efforts of helping are focused on him/her.

Answer 1

Working with Individuals

Question 2

he explained that the person’s inability to manage stress leading to distress events which lead to seeking professional help

Answer 2

De Guzman (1992)

Question 3

means physical or verbal projection of angry feelings on others.

Answer 3

Fight

Question 4

this is manifested when the person physically moves away from the problem

Answer 4

Flight

Question 5

it entails the entry into a relationship with another person who is perceived to stronger, stable or who has the capacity to provide help over his/her problem

Answer 5

Pairing

Question 6

Modes of Adaptation

Answer 6

Fight, Flight and Pairing

Question 7

Typology of the Clients (3)

Answer 7

Voluntary, Involuntary, Referred Clients

Question 8

persons who opted to voluntary seek the assistance of the worker or the services of the agency.

Answer 8

Voluntary Clients (walk-in clients)

Question 9

are those certain types of individuals in need who may not even consider asking help because they think that they are doing fine and will survive somehow.

Answer 9

Involuntary Clients (reach-out clients)

Question 10

clients that are being assisted by another person, group, organization, or community leaders who are concerned with their situation.

Answer 10

Referred Clients

Question 11

a sociological concept where a person is a social being and has the needs to associate with other human being

Answer 11

Social Group Work

Question 12

Typology of the clients (5)

Answer 12

Growth, Treatment, Social, Interest, & Play/Recreational Group

Question 13

the dominant goal is the personal growth of the participants in group at all levels.

Answer 13

Growth Group

Question 14

the goal is to help solve the individual’s problems in social adjustment or undercover deep-seated conflicts.

Answer 14

Treatment Group

Question 15

the goal is to provide opportunities for social relationships for the lonely, the friendless and those who have problems relating with other people.

Answer 15

Social Group

Question 16

the goal is to primarily answer the unmet interests/needs of the group members through appropriate program of activities and services to the agency as well as community.

Answer 16

Interest Group

Question 17

the goal is to provide pleasurable activities as a medium for meeting the individual’s leisure and recreational needs.

Answer 17

Play/Recreational Group

Question 18

defined as a group of people gathered together in geographic are, large or small, who have common interests, actual potentially recognized in social welfare.

Answer 18

Community