Foundations in Social Work Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST:

• social enhancement: services emphasize growth and development of clients in a particular area of functioning without a “problem” having necessarily been identified
• social action: programs are concerned with changing aspects of the social environment to make it more responsive to people’s needs and wants
• professional drift: is the neglect of a profession’s traditional purpose and functions in favor of activities associated with another discipline.
• social treatment: involves actions designed to modify or correct an individual’s or a family’s dysfunctional, problematic, or distressing patterns of thought, feeling, and behavior. in social treatment, the focus is primarily on facilitating individual or family change through education, counseling, or various forms of therapy
• social care: refers to those actions and efforts designed to provide people in need with access to the basics of life
• sanction: refers to the authorization, approval, or permission needed to perform certain tasks or activities—ones that can have a significant impact on someone’s life and possibly cause harm.
• professional domain: the profession’s area of expertise, clients are to receive the most effective services that the professional is prepared to provide.
• macro level: is a practice may involve work with and efforts to change an organization, community, state, or even society as a whole.
• value: worth which man attaches to certain things, systems or persons within the realm of usefulness, truth, goodness or beauty.
• prevention: consists of those actions taken to eliminate social, economic, psychological, and other conditions known to cause or contribute to the formation of human problems
• people: are social creatures. they need other people. each individual’s growth and development requires the guidance, nurturing, and protection provided by others.
• social justice: refers to fairness and moral rightness in how institutions such as governments, corporations, and powerful groups recognize and support the basic human rights, dignity, and worth of all people