HS 1200 (chapters 1-3)

Question 1

To get extra credit on the test, I should attend the TECH TALKS event onThursday the 22 at 6pm in the multiflex

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True

Question 2

The history of HS concerns the changing ways in which societies and cultures have organized deal with the elite class

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False

Question 3

One of the first settlement houses was begun in Seattle in 1866.

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False

Question 4

Human service worker is anyone who has a BS degree and is trained in helping activities.

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False

Question 5

Dorthea Dix was the first great social reformer.

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True

Question 6

with growing acceptance that one does have to be a highly credentialed to provide services

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False

Question 7

The 3 pillars of HS are: Advocacy, research, and credentialing

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False

Question 8

Eisenhower established the federal Department of Health education and welfare and signed the Civil Rights Act of 1957

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True

Question 9

HS workers are only employed in schools

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False

Question 10

Instructors in HS programs in colleges and universities view their graduates as entry level professionals.

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True

Question 11

the focus of this conceptualization of Human Services is sometimes call the umbrella concept

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True

Question 12

de facto policy is the policy that is espoused by the majority, the experts, and the rule makers.

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False

Question 13

White middle class citizens tended not to be charged as frequently for crimes

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True

Question 14

Each human service worker should become educated on local political issues.

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True

Question 15

official policy and de facto policy are often the same but may be different.

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True

Question 16

In 1961, President Kennedy issued a statement on the need for a national plan for developmentally delayed services

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True

Question 17

Henry Hoover was president during the time of the Social Security act of 1935

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False

Question 18

Throughout history, many different beliefs have been held about why people behave the way they do

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True

Question 19

competence is the overall ability to function satisfactorily in a given role or job

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True

Question 20

Social welfare refers to principles, guidelines, and concepts that guided societies action towards it members

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False

Question 21

HS workers should have the skill in identifying and selecting interventions that promote growth and goal attainment

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True

Question 22

Some desribe the field of HS as an organizational appraoch to the delievery of services

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True

Question 23

the boundaries between the subspecialties of Human Services are becoming more rigid.

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False

Question 24

Indiana University had the first mental health technology program in 1986

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False

Question 25

many early settlement workers hope to build a bridge between the wealthy and poor citizens of major cities.

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True

Question 26

The human service worker provides uniquely designed interventions for individuals experiencing problems.

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True

Question 27

immigration patterns in the United states have ensured that HS workers will inevitably work with diverse people

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True

Question 28

Settlement houses were similar to homeless shelters today.

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True

Question 29

Trephining – Opening a hole in a person&#x27;s ribcage to let out the evil spirits that are causing problem behaviors.

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False

Question 30

Through most of history, charity was given for the benefit of both the needy and the giver.

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True

Question 31

HS workers should have the process skills that are required to plan and implement services

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True

Question 32

In 1936, the HenricanPoor laws were passed in England.

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False

Question 33

Social work, like Human Services, traces its roots to humanitarian or charitable activities through history.

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True

Question 34

One culture at a particular point in history may hold the belief that poverty is due to laziness

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True

Question 35

There are 6 characteristics of the HS generalist

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False

Question 36

All human service workers owe their occupation to current social policies

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True

Question 37

Human Services is a phrase that is often used to group activities that focus on helping people live better lives.

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True

Question 38

HS workers should understand the nature of human systems

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True

Question 39

the current active HS organizations are: the national organization for HS & the council for standards in HS education

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True

Question 40

Human service workers have no obligation to pursue greater influence in social policy development

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False

Question 41

HS workers are given a variety of titles

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True

Question 42

to be culturally competent, the HS worker must value diversity

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True

Question 43

A major issue that human service workers face is the need to understand the impact of a culture on behavior

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True

Question 44

A good HS worker must confront and challange their own biases

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True

HS 1200 (chapters 1-3)

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HS 1200 (chapters 1-3)

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