Historical Differences Between Casework and Group Work Do Not Include

question 27

Multiple Choice

Historical differences between casework and group work do not include

• A) Caseworkers called their clientele clients whereas group workers called them members
• B) Caseworkers worked with the poorest members of society
• C) Group workers did not focus solely on the poorest members of society
• D) Group workers focused mainly on problem solving and rehabilitation

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Definitions:

Group Membership

The inclusion of individuals within a collective that share common goals, interests, or identities.

Life Experiences

The events, situations, and milestones that an individual encounters throughout their life, shaping their personality and outlook.

Culture

The collective norms, values, beliefs, and practices that characterize and guide the behavior of a group or society.

Family

A social group consisting of parents, children, and often extended members, related by blood or law.