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25. The ultimate value of social work rests upon a conviction that it
is good and desirable for man*
to fulfill his potential, and to realize himself
to mobilize his resources
to contribute to his own well-being
to take advantage of opportunities
26. As used in interviewing, the skill in active listening includes all
of the following EXCEPT one. Which one is NOT considered a skill in
active listening?*
Listening with eyes to body language
Complete Listening
Listening with the third ear
Listening with ears
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39. What role does the worker assume when he provides continuity
of service to clients through the process of linking them to
appropriate services and coordinating the utilization of these
services?*
Mediator
Counselor
Broker
Case manager
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42. When a worker allows the client to express his feelings freely
and the worker listens attentively, neither condemning nor
discouraging the expression of feelings, what principle is operative?*
Purposeful expression of feelings
Acceptance
Individualization
Non-judgmental attitude
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46. When the worker is able to see the expressed idea and attitude
from the client's point of view, to sense how it feels to him, to
achieve his frame of reference in regard to the thing he is talking
about, the worker is applying the core condition in the helping
process referred to as*
empathy
warmth
genuineness
positive regard
47. What kind of data is important for the diagnosis and treatment
of a particular case?*
Subjective data
Secondary data
Factual data
Accurate and relevant data
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51. A man comes in to see a social worker and tells her that, after
years of substance use, “he has had enough” and gave up using
methamphetamine and heroin two days ago. He appears anxious and
agitated and reports vomiting, as well as being unable to sleep. In
order to meet his immediate treatment needs, the social worker
should: *
Work with him to identify a long-term treatment program
Arrange for him to see a physician to address physical concerns
Complete a biopsychosocial–spiritual–cultural assessment focusing on the reasons for the
substance use
Assist him to develop a relapse prevention plan
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53. A client tells a social worker that she “feels like a failure”
because she cannot seem to meet the multiple daily demands of
working and parenting. The social worker states that “many people in
your situation experience the same feelings.” The technique used by
the social worker is known as: *
Reflecting
Validating
Clarifying
Paraphrasing
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56. The social worker ends a family session with, “During the last
hour, each of you has had a chance to discuss your frustrations with
one another and how sometimes your own actions have been
perceived by each other as hurtful, though they were not intended to
be so.” The social worker’s statement is MOST likely aimed at:*
Summarizing what occurred in the session in order for family members to gain a new
understanding of their actions
Clarifying to the family that the social worker is being objective since each member got a chance
to talk
Demonstrating that the family members are overreacting to each other’s actions because they are
not intentional
Praising the family members for their openness and participation in the session
57. A social worker is seeing a mother and her 6-year-old child for
therapy. They have made substantial progress and the social worker
is seeing dramatic improvements in their relationship. During a
session, the social worker observes what appear to be burns on the
child’s neck and arm. She asks the mother about what caused them
and the mother’s explanation does not seem plausible. The social
worker is concerned and feels that physical abuse may have
occurred. In order to BEST address this situation, the social worker
should: *
Tell the mother that the social worker will need to contact the child protection agency and involve
her in making the report immediately
Express her concerns to the mother and ask the mother to come back with the child in a few days
so that the social worker can assess the situation
Wait until the mother and child leave the office and contact the child protection agency
Tell the mother that the social worker will need to report her concerns to the child protection
agency in the future if further signs of physical abuse are seen
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61. During the first session, a young woman sobs as she states that
she does not think that she will ever get through the recent
dissolution of her marriage. She ends by saying that she “is alone and
nobody understands how I feel.” In order to instill hope, the social
worker should: *
Talk about how she felt the same way during her own divorce and is now happily remarried
D. Evaluate whether she is at risk for self-harm
Refer her to a support group with other women who are going through divorce
Assure her that she will have the opportunity to express her feelings and work through them in
the coming weeks
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67. During the first session, a young woman sobs as she states that
she does not think that she will ever get through the recent
dissolution of her marriage. She ends by saying that she “is alone and
nobody understands how she feel.” In order to instill hope, the social
worker should:*
Assure her that she will have the opportunity to express her feelings and work through them in
the coming weeks
Talk about how she felt the same way during her own divorce and is now happily remarried
Evaluate whether she is at risk for self-harm
Refer her to a support group with other women who are going through divorce
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71. A mother is very upset because she feels that her 4-year-old
daughter is “selfish” and does not understand how her behavior
impacts on others in the family. She reports that the child has no
problems in preschool and gets along with peers outside the family
according to their parents. The social worker can BEST assist the
mother by:*
Explaining the development of young children
Gathering more information about the daughter’s development
Assessing the daughter for a behavioral disorder
Working with the daughter to behave more appropriately in the family unit
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74. A client has just been fired from his job and he is focusing solely
on the stress associated with the financial challenges that he is
facing. Using a systems approach, the social worker can expect his
unemployment to:*
Cause him to be worried about finding another job
Build resiliency that can be used to deal with other life crises
Affect other areas of his life such as his physical and mental health
Result in a negative impact on his financial well-being
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82. Which BEST describes the role of a social worker when engaged
in crisis intervention?*
Passively involved acting as a resource for any concerns or problems
Long-term support to ensure clients are able to address all aspects of trauma
Highly involved and focused on meeting the clients’ basic needs
Short-term support focused on restoring clients’ psychological capacities
83. A social worker is a facilitator of a group for clients diagnosed
as having Anorexia Nervosa. Over several weeks, clients talk about
their diverse backgrounds, including their varied early childhood
experiences. The social worker comments that this disorder is
caused by many different factors. The concept mentioned by the
social worker is:*
Equifinality
Diagnostic-related groups
Homeostasis
Subsystems
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85. The social worker ends a family session with, “During the last
hour, each of you has had a chance to discuss your frustrations with
one another and how sometimes your own actions have been
perceived by each other as hurtful, though they were not intended to
be so.” The social worker’s statement is MOST likely aimed at:*
Demonstrating that the family members are overreacting to each other’s actions because they are
not
Summarizing what occurred in the session in order for family members to gain a new
understanding of their actions
Clarifying to the family that the social worker is being objective since each member got a chance
to talk
Praising the family members for their openness and participation in the session
Situation 1
Bridgette, 16 years old, a street child and was referred to Kaibigan Mo Kami Center for
street children and their families. She was a victim of abuse, neglect and mistreatment of
her biological parents. She roamed around in the dry market and other places where many
people can be seen to look and beg for food. Living with the street people she became a
victim of drug-use, stealing, gambling and prostitution. In the center, she has resisted
following the house rules and assigned responsibilities. She manifested antagonistic
behavior towards correction, reminders and comments on her actions.
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88. You will be the social worker of Bridgette in the center, you
have observed her antagonistic behaviors to correction, reminders
and comments by her peer group, how will you handle this case?*
Allow her to confront her past and let her be
Allow her to look for a role model
Stimulate her for self-direction
Role play with her peer group in the center and allow her to ventilate her feelings
Situation 2
Joyce is a minor and has filed a legal complaint in court against her abductor with the full
consent and support of her parents. In the process, she will be required by the court to
appear and attend for subsequent hearings. A court order to the effect has been issued to
the DSWD which in turn shall advise the Ina Anak shelter where Joyce is placed for
protective custody and to escort her to court.
91. In the like manner, Joyce’s parents may be present during the
court appearance of Joyce and of the abductor or accused. In this
case, the following are significant guides EXCEPT ONE. A. Tell her to
handle her emotions*
Tell her to handle her emotions
Role Play a court hearing
Assuring support
Affirming her worth and dignity
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92. As a caseworker of this case, how are you going to prepare her
court appearance before her abductor, considering her fears, feelings
and emotions?*
Support and Affirmation
Guidance and Counseling
Role Play a court hearing
Tell her to handle her emotions
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94. When you have established rapport with Joyce and she becomes
more at ease with you, it would be much easier for her to talk about
her issues. A casework principle that will facilitate this process is:*
Purposeful expression of feelings
Client Self-Determination
Non-Judgmental Attitude
Acceptance of the Client as they are
95. When you enhance Joyce’s worth and dignity thru your
understanding and positive attitude, what casework principle is
operative in the social work helping process?*
Non-Judgmental Attitude
Individualization
Acceptance
Confidentiality
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Situation 3
Monica is a pretty girl of 10. Her mother works hard for her to be send to a good school. A
single parent, the mother braved all talks about her from her co-employees. The test of
her life is yet to come when Monica comes home one day from school crying without her
Nanny looking fearful and bleeding but is unable to utter a word. A kind mother of a
schoolmate has brought her home upon finding her wandering and crying on the street.
Monica’s mother brings her to the nearby hospital and she was diagnosed to have been a
victim of rape which puts her in a state of shock. The mother can only cry herself
confused as to what to do.
96. If you are the assigned social worker in the hospital, the
following initial actions EXCEPT ONE would help in relating to the
mother.*
Discuss with her the possibility of bringing the matter to the police authorities.
Talk to her and allow her to ventilate her feelings
Talk to her an counsel her about handling her emotions in front of Monica.
Explore with her what Monica’s actions were prior to the incident
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97. While in the hospital, Monica may be able to talk about what
happened to her after some time. The following may help the social
worker in facilitating this.*
Leave her alone until she is able to speak.
Let her mother talk to her about the incident every time she has a chance to do
Induce some response by means of play experiences.
Make her feel that she is very much love by her mother.
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100. What technique will you use to enable Monica’s mother cope
with and do something about the situation of Monica?*
Psychological Support
Ventilation
Confrontation
Clarification and Insight Development