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SOCW 430: PRACTICE I 1 Quiz_Week 5 Dr. Doyle Name: Multiple Choice Directions: For the questions below, select the option that BEST answers the question by changing the font of the option to red (NOTE: To change the color, highlight the answer you would like to select and then use the right click button to get a pop up box [the pop up box may appear by simply hovering your mouse over the selected text]. Select the “down arrow” next to the letter “A” in the bottom right of the box. One point per question.) EXAMPLE: What is the best college of social work ever? a. Jane Addams College of Social Work b. The Doyle College of Social Work c. Gaston College of Social Work d. Hard Knocks College of Social Work ___ Multiple Choice Questions: 1. Which of the following is NOT TRUE about motivational interviewing (MI)? a. MI is an evidence-based intervention designed to assist clients in resolving feelings of ambivalence in the direction of their desired goal state. b. The spirit of MI is consistent with social work values and, when appropriate can be incorporated into social work practice to enhance client motivation. c. MI is appropriate for use with all clients. d. An important focus of MI is to elicit change talk from the client.

SOCW 430: PRACTICE I 2 Quiz_Week 5 Dr. Doyle 2. What are the categories of ethical standards identified in the NASW code of ethics? a. Responsibility for strengths based assessment; Responsibility to engage in social justice; responsibility to empower clients; Commitment to evidence-based interventions; Responsibility to clients b. Responsibility to clients; Responsibility to colleagues; Responsibility in practice settings; Responsibility as professionals; Responsibility to the social work profession; Responsibility to the broader society c. Responsibility to provide ethical services; Responsibility to promote social justice; Responsibility to the promote the dignity and worth of a person; Responsibility to value human relationships; Responsibility to maintain the integrity of the profession; Responsibility to practice in areas of competence d. Responsibility to promote social justice; Responsibility to practice within a shared power framework; Responsibility to use strengths approach to practice, Responsibility to promote justice in action 3. What is the difference between a value and an ethical standard? a. Values are based on personal preferences; whereas ethical standards are based on professional values b. Ethical standards are abstract, whereas values are attempts to apply ethical standards c. There is no difference between ethical standards and values d. Values are abstract, whereas ethical standards are attempts to apply values 4. A social worker might fail to address an ethical dilemma for several reasons. Which option below is NOT one of those reasons? a. Uncomfortable making ethical decisions b. Think they already know the answer to the ethical dilemma c. Uneasy dealing with such issues because they do not feel they have the skills to manage ethical problems d. The code of ethics does not provide a clear guidance to determine which values supersede others

SOCW 430: PRACTICE I 3 Quiz_Week 5 Dr. Doyle 5. Which of the following best describes the biggest limitation of evidenced-based practice? a. Its time consuming and requires considerable knowledge of online database searches b. Limited research has been conducted for specific populations, particularly various racial and ethnic groups c. The evidence may conflict with patterns of professional behavior and models that have been handed down by seasoned clinicians d. The evidence-base is often borrowed from professions which may not share the same value base as social work 6. All of the following statements are true for OARS skills, EXCEPT: a. OARS skills are unique to, and were developed for Motivational Interviewing b. OARS skills are basic counseling skills that are also used in Motivational Interviewing c. Although emphasized during the engagement phase, OARS skills can be implemented throughout the entire practice process d. OARS is an acronym used to remember four core counseling skills: Open ended questions; Affirmations; Reflective Statements; and Summaries 7. After listening to a client talk, the social worker says, “It sounds like that was a very frustrating experience.” This is an example of: a. A leading question b. An irrelevant question c. Empathetic communication d. Promoting change talk

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