Poster Board A

Question 1

Biestek’s Practice Values

Answer 1

1. Individualization
2. Purposeful expression of feelings
3. Controlled emotional involvement
4. Nonjudgmental attitude
5. Acceptance
6. Self-determination
7. Confidentiality

Question 2

Erikson’s Psychosocial

Answer 2

Trust v. Mistrust
Autonomy v. Shame/doubt
Initiative v. Guilt 
Industry v. Inferiority
Identity v. Identity diffusion
Intimacy v. Isolation
Generativity v. Stagnation
Ego integrity v. Despair

Question 3

Social institutions

Answer 3

Political
Educational
Economic
Family
Religious
Social welfare

Question 4

Major ethnic minorities

Answer 4

Hispanic (5)
African American (14)
Native American (98)
Asian/Pacific Islander (23)
Biracial

Question 5

BSW curriculum content areas

Answer 5

HBSE
SWPS
Practice
Research
Field
Values/Ethics
Social/Cultural Diversity

Question 6

Solution-focused problem solving

Answer 6

Engagement
Rapport development
Eligibility determination
Intake interview

Assessment
Data collection
Interviewing
Dynamic formulation

Planning
Problem prioritization
Contracting

Intervention
Monitoring
Success momentum

Evaluation
Generalization
Termination
Disengagement

Question 7

NASW core professional values

Answer 7

1. Dignity and worth of person
2. Importance of human relationships
3. Service
4. Social justice
5. Integrity
6. Competence

Question 8

SWK BSW competencies

Answer 8

Professional identity
Ethical principals
Critical thinking
Engage diversity
Human rights and justice
Practice research
Apply hbse
Respond to context
Generalist practice

Question 9

Dual Perspective (Delores Norton)

Answer 9

“…the conscious and systematic process of perceiving, understanding, and comparing simultaneously the values, attitudes, and behavior of the larger societal system and those of the client system’s immediate family and community system.”

Question 10

Generalist Practice

Answer 10

“A professional problem-solving approach focusing on multiple and variable-sized systems using an ecological-systems perspective and strength/needs orientation to select openly from a range of theories and interventions.”

Question 11

Foundation theories

Answer 11

1. Systems
2. Ecological
3. Developmental

Question 12

Six practice principles

Answer 12

1. Start with the presenting problem.
2. Define problems in behavioral strengths/needs terms.
3. Accept client’s priority of problem
4. Help client select by priority
5. Discover underlying beliefs and goals
6. Document agreement about a first step

Question 13

Interdisciplinary knowledge

Answer 13

Biology
Psychology
Sociology
Anthropology
Political science
Economics 
History

Question 14

Variables of Diversity

Answer 14

Culture: race, National origin, religion, ethnic group

Socio stratification: socioeconomic class, education, occupation, politics

Socio-demographics: personality, age, gender, sexual orientation, health, physical/mental ability

Question 15

NASW

Answer 15

Practice advocacy

Question 16

CSWE

Answer 16

Education accreditation

Question 17

P Model of Policy Practice

Answer 17

Social problems>perspective>policy>procedure>practice>performance^

Question 18

Focus of Practice

Answer 18

Person-environment transaction