Basic Concepts Inherent in the Residual Perspective on Social Welfare

question 40

Multiple Choice

Basic concepts inherent in the residual perspective on social welfare policy and program development include:

• A) Social welfare policies and programs should be reactive, solving problems only after they occur
• B) Social welfare policies and programs serve to relieve existing tensions and help solve problems distressing people in their environment
• C) Social welfare policies and programs should provide ongoing support to all people in need
• D) It is not people's fault that they require social welfare services

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Definitions:

Dispute Resolution

The process of resolving a dispute or conflict between parties, which can include negotiation, mediation, arbitration, or litigation.

Jurisdiction

The legal authority given to a court or other body to make decisions and judgments over certain matters or geographical areas.

Diversity of Citizenship

A principle used in U.S. federal courts concerning parties from different states or a foreign country, impacting jurisdiction.

Consent

The agreement, approval, or permission as to some act or purpose, especially given voluntarily by a competent individual.