Midterm SW 203

Question 1

Conservative

Answer 1

Likes tradition

Question 2

Conservative Value Systems: Political

Answer 2

In favor of keeping things the same, little government intervention in social order.

Question 3

Conservative Value Sys.: Human Nature

Answer 3

Cautious of trusting others; tend to keep family affairs private

Question 4

Conservative Value Sys.: Individual Behavior

Answer 4

Autonomous, self-governing, each individual is responsible for their actions

Question 5

Conservative Value Sys.: Family

Answer 5

“Traditional Values” and ethics

Question 6

Conservative Belief Sys.:

Answer 6

1. People are responsible for their own success or failure
2. A successful and profitable life is achieved through hard work
3. Society should maintain law and order but not interfere with individual families

Question 7

Liberal Value System: Political

Answer 7

Value some government intervention, in favor of government change and reform

Question 8

Liberal Value Sys.: Human Nature

Answer 8

Optimistic and more trusting; believe that human beings are capable of change

Question 9

Liberal Value Sys.: Individual Behavior

Answer 9

Belief in autonomy, but emphasize the impact of social environment on Individual behavior

Question 10

Liberal Value Sys.: Family

Answer 10

Evolving and ever changing institution that sometimes needs assistance from outside sources

Question 11

Liberal Belief System

Answer 11

1. Society has some role in filling material and emotional needs
2. Change in human nature is possible and desirable
3. Environment factors may hamper success. Ex: lack of edu. And childhood relationships.
4. Social problems may resolve with personal effort and assistance

Question 12

Dependency

Answer 12

A state of being in which a person is unable to meet ones basic needs

Question 13

Social Welfare

Answer 13

manages dependency through the provision of opportunity

Question 14

Residual

Answer 14

People should rely on government support only in times of crisis or emergency. (Ex: SNAP; Medicade, Head Start, TANF).

Question 15

Economic

Answer 15

Marked transfers of nonexistent capital.

Question 16

Cash Support System

Answer 16

Workers compensation, or anything given through money. Ex: Social Security, VA Benefits, unemployment, Temp. Assista. For Needy Families(TANF)

Question 17

In-Kind Support

Answer 17

Ex: WIC, medicade or medicare, donate, thrift shopping

Question 18

Involuntary Needs

Answer 18

Child welfare workers, law enforcement(getting a speeding ticket), involuntary mental illness

Question 19

In-Kind Programs

Answer 19

Dept. of Public Health Services (birth control, flu shots, free testing), public housing, SNAP, Emergency Assistance

Question 20

Charity Organization Society COS

Answer 20

formal training of the friendly visitors, social caseworkers; Josephine Shaw Lowell

Question 21

Absolute = Poverty Line

Answer 21

A set of income level below which people are considered to be poor, and above which people are considered not to be poor.

Question 22

Radical

Answer 22

Favors extreme/ disruptive change

Question 23

Liberal

Answer 23

Favor both equality and change

Question 24

Marginal Poor

Answer 24

is a state of poverty that occurs when a person lacks stable employment

Question 25

Residual Poor

Answer 25

Been poor all their lives; multigenerational

Question 26

Cultural Poverty ( lack of money and a lifestyle )

Answer 26

the poor remain in poverty because of their adaptations to the burdens of poverty

Question 27

Voluntary

Answer 27

Voluntarily applying for assistance

Question 28

Charity Organization Society Valued

Answer 28

Religion and hard work

Question 29

Person in Environment (PIE)

Answer 29

People become who they are by experiencing their environment

Question 30

Organic Mental Illness

Answer 30

Born with it

Question 31

Inorganic Mental Illness

Answer 31

Developed across lifespan

Question 32

Sickness (medical model)

Answer 32

Severe emotional problems originate from brain dysfunction or chemical imbalance

Question 33

Psychological Model

Answer 33

Focuses on psychological, biological, and social aspects

Question 34

Assessment

Answer 34

Looking at the whole person

Question 35

Diagnosis

Answer 35

Professional dialogue, diagnosing someone

Question 36

Deinstitutionalization

Answer 36

Let patients live on their own instead of in an asylum

Question 37

Bio-Medical

Answer 37

Disease is a deviation from the biological norm, health is characterized by absence of disease

Question 38

Bio-Psycho-Social

Answer 38

Physical, mental, social, and spiritual health

Question 39

Primary Prevention

Answer 39

Intervening in the social environment to prevent the onset of disease

Question 40

Secondary Prevention

Answer 40

Early detection (Birth control, Flu shot)

Question 41

Tertiary Prevention

Answer 41

Doctor assistance

Question 42

Medicare

Answer 42

Older people health insurance

Question 43

Medicaid

Answer 43

Children’s health care

Question 44

Health Maintenance Organization

Answer 44

provides health insurance coverage for a monthly or annual fee

Question 45

Social Health Care

Answer 45

Medicare or Medicaid

Question 46

Private Healthcare

Answer 46

Your own healthcare

Question 47

Diversion

Answer 47

Treatment programs that serve to get people out of the criminal justice system

Question 48

Probation

Answer 48

Criminal is given conditional freedom under careful supervision (jail)

Question 49

Correctional Counseling Services

Answer 49

Counseling/ Therapy to inmates and their families

Question 50

Parole

Answer 50

Release from prison before the end of their sentence and placed under careful supervision for the remainder of the term

Question 51

Biological Criminal Behavior

Answer 51

Natural born criminals

Question 52

Cultural Criminal Behavior

Answer 52

Crime is socialized

Question 53

Social Victims

Answer 53

Labeling theory follows you. When you are charged w/ a crime, that follows you

Question 54

Retribution

Answer 54

Punishing someone for their actions

Question 55

Restitution

Answer 55

Attempts to do anything possible to right any wrong that has been done

Question 56

Incapacitation

Answer 56

Shields society from a criminal for as long as possible

Question 57

Forms of neglect. Parental factors that contribute to neglect

Answer 57

Physical needs, educational needs, emotional needs, remedial needs; Factors: psychological, social, cultural, impulsivity

Question 58

Intra-role Conflict

Answer 58

Family can’t make a decision on parenting

Question 59

Inter-role conflict

Answer 59

Job stress; other outside resources come in

Question 60

Family Abuse Dynamics

Answer 60

Scapegoat, adolescence parents, single-parent, lack of extended family support

Question 61

Types of Child Maltreatment

Answer 61

Sexual, physical, emotional