6150 Final Exam 2025

Community context is influenced by: (select all that apply)

Resources (or assets) are those things that can be used to improve the quality of community life.

An immigrant advocacy group creates flyers in English only. What's missing?

What is NOT a recommended step when adapting an intervention to a new culture?

In a community assessment, it's important to identify a specific population we are interested in learning more about.

Several orgs are already offering youth mentorship, but a SW still wants to launch a new program. What should they do?

A group develops a new mental health policy for local schools and changes staff training. This is an example of

System changes are similar to community changes but take place on a broader level. 

What is a key reason for diversifying nonprofit funding sources?

There are many different methods/ways that a community could examine data and prioritize challenges or problems.

What are “outcomes” in a logic model?

In the preamble of the NASW Code of Ethics, "client" refers to (select all that apply)

Why is it important to review literature, available data, and other information before conducting community assessment?

Which is not a feasibility issue connected to selecting methods for a community assessment?

What is a Logic Model used for in evaluation research?

A coalition launches a program for mental health but realize they never created an evaluation. What should they do?

What is the first step in developing an intervention?

In a logic model, what are “inputs”?

Why is collaborative planning important in the community change process?

What are “activities” in a logic model?

In deciding what methods to use for a community assessment, you need to consider feasibility issues.

Why might you choose interviews or focus groups when doing a community assessment?

Why is collaboration important in nonprofit work?

Where is NOT an ideal place to gather details on promising or evidence-based interventions?

If the community chooses a survey for its data collection method, the first step is to make a survey.

Why is evaluation research often required by funders?

What is the main purpose of evaluation research in social work?

A program on food security has clear goals and outcomes but doesn't collect data. What is the problem?

A team is developing an intervention to reduce youth substance use but hasn’t consulted youth. What's the concern?

A city plans to assess homelessness but only invites developers and city officials to the planning. What's the problem?

Which of these is not important to consider when deciding on methods for a community assessment?

A coalition is developing a violence prevention strategy but has not reviewed any data. Why is this a problem?

You are conducting a survey but notice low participation from non-English speakers. What is the likely problem?

Which partnership level requires the most involvement and offers the highest potential for change?

A nonprofit keeps surveying the same people without ever showing results or changes. What is a risk of this approach?

When inviting people to engage in the assessment or solution-building process, who should be at "the table"?

Which of the following is NOT typically a step in planning diversified fundraising?

What helps support the successful implementation of a program?

The goal of the intervention/action plan is to bring about community and system changes. 

What should you assess before choosing a type of collaborative relationship?

What does the “output” of a logic model represent?

What is included in nonprofit organizational capacity?

Which of the following is not a quality of an evidence-based practice?