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| judge issues on the unique merit |
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| what do liberals and conservatives have in common |
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| maintaining our society as it is currently structured |
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| what do radicals and reactionaries have in common? |
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| they don't like how society is currently structured |
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| what is the conservative attitude towards change? |
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| what are liberals attitudes towards change |
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| they see change as a positive thing |
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| reform rather than radical reconstruction |
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| how do conservatives view change |
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| they resist it and think it's bad |
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| what do liberals think about change |
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| they are generally for it |
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| what do radicals think of change |
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| They like it but there should be lots of change not just a little |
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| how do conservatives view human nature |
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| they are pessimistic and think people are corrupt and self centered |
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| how do liberals view human nature |
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| John Locke's blank slate they are optimistic |
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| how do radicals view human nature |
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| optimistically and that people should have control of their conditions and they will work hard |
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| how do conservatives view individual behavior |
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| people are responsible for their own behavior and choose whatever they are doing and are responsible for the results |
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| how do conservatives view poverty |
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| what is the liberal and radical view on individual behavior |
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| behavior is caused by the environment that a person is in |
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| what is the conservative view on the family |
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| traditional mom, dad, and kid family. They reject policies that do not follow that system |
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| how do liberals view the family |
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| as an evolving institution |
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| how do radicals view the family |
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| traditional family systems are oppressive and changing family systems need government support |
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| what is the conservative view of society |
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| society is fair and functions fine on its own |
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| what is the liberal view of society |
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| society needs to be regulated to ensure fair competition between various interests |
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| what is the radical view on society |
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| society contains inequalities and conflict between people with power and those without and needs to be changed |
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| What is the conservative view on governmemt |
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| Support not regulate free market |
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| What do liberals think the government need to do |
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| government needs to regulate free market economy to ensure fairness |
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| how do radicals view role of government |
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| market economy is unfair and a social system or some kind of mixed system is needed |
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| what is the stigma attached to welfare |
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| it devalues the person and undermines their dignity and ability to care for themselves |
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| what is generalists practices |
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| works with all levels of clients |
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| what is system perspective |
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| drawing on strengths they already have |
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| what are the two beliefs on what social welfare is |
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nomarket economic transfer
help people meet basic needs |
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| exploring clients situation difficult and collaborating with client |
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| what is the functional definition for social welfare |
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| institution to handle dependence and facilitate interdependence |
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| what is a social structure |
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| how individual achieves identity such as status and role |
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| defined role in a society |
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| set of expected behaviors |
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| what is a role expectation |
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| how a role should be played |
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| how a person actually plays their role |
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| what are the skills of a social worker |
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| assesement, ability to refer clients, advocating |
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| what is empathic listening |
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| not rushing solutions, and listening for skills and strengths |
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| evaluating interventions and deciding where client is, what the next step is to fix the problem |
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| what have sociologists and anthropologists have decided a society needs to function |
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| production, population, social integration, mutual support, social order, social change |
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| preforms all roles within society and everyone else does the same |
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| someone who can not preform their necessary function in a society |
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| what are social work core values |
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| service, social justice, dignity and worth of person, importance of human relationships |
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| what is institutional conception |
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| life is so complex in modern society that almost everyone will need help being interdpendent |
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| what is residual conception |
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| there are two natural institutions in which an individuals needs are met the family and the market economy |
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| One that has fully accepted that well being is the governments responsibility |
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| what is economic dependency |
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| problem is lack of sufficient resources to fulfill basic need |
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| what are some services for people who are economically dependent |
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| cash support programs, social security, public assistance programs, temporary assistance to needy families, suplemental security income, veterans compensation, unemployment insurance, workers comp, private pensions |
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| what are some in kind programs |
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| medicade and medicare, maternal and child care, veterans health services, indian health services, |
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| what are some shelter aid |
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| public housing, subsized housing, energy assistance, |
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| what are some nutrition assistance programs |
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| snap, child nutrition, wic |
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| what are some services for people who are unable to fulfill roles defined by themselves |
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| mental health services, family and relationship counseling, employment services, recreation and socialization services, advocacy access |
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| lobbied for mental hospital after seeing poor conditions for those who were mentally ill |
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| when was the cos established |
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| it was established in 1877 in england and then transplanted to usa |
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| what did social settlement focus on |
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| ellen gates starr and jane addams |
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| where and when was hull house founded |
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| what are some things hull house offered |
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| a day nursery for children, a club for working girls, labor union support, meeting space for neighborhood political groups, lobbying for sanitary and housing reform, and services against explotation of immigrants |
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| when did the schools of social work join |
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