One of the Inconsistencies of Those Who Believed in Social

question 13

Multiple Choice

One of the inconsistencies of those who believed in Social Darwinism was their

• A) opposition to unions and to government attempts to regulate working conditions.
• B) desire for government assistance to business, which flew in the face of "survival of the fittest."
• C) belief in government aid and assistance to agriculture.
• D) unwillingness to apply to society the principles of scientific management that they used in their factories.

Acknowledge the necessity of goals across micro, mezzo, and macro practices.

Understand the role of emphasizing strengths in showing respect to clients.

Comprehend the significance of goal setting in different levels of practice.

Identify the purposes of formulating objectives, including measuring achievement.

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Definitions:

Nobel Peace Prize

An international award given annually to individuals or groups for outstanding contributions to the promotion of peace and resolution of conflicts.

Jane Addams

A pioneering social worker, activist, and co-founder of the Hull House in Chicago, known for her contributions to social reform and the women's suffrage movement.

Talcott Parsons

An American sociologist known for his development of a general theory for the study of society called structural functionalism.

Wright Mills

Wright Mills was a sociologist known for his work on social structure, the power elite, and the sociological imagination's role in understanding personal experience within larger social patterns.