For Lower Level Employees, Network Centrality

question 29

Multiple Choice

For lower level employees, network centrality:

• A) is out of reach because they cannot have access to critical information.
• B) can be gained by becoming knowledgeable about certain activities or taking on difficult tasks and acquiring specialized knowledge.
• C) makes no difference because they cannot increase power.
• D) takes on different meaning than it does for top managers; it means nothing more than being physically located next to those with power.

Understand the nature of power dynamics and reluctance to relinquish power.

Recognize advocacy as an approach to planned change and its implications for social work.

Identify and understand the role of case advocacy in addressing individual and societal issues.

Comprehend the concepts of rights, entitlements, and their importance in social justice and advocacy.

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Definitions:

Criminologists

are researchers and scholars who study crime, its causes, effects, and social impact, focusing on how to prevent criminal behavior and improve the justice system.

Sentencing Guidelines

Rules or standards established by law that dictate the range of punishments or sentences that may be imposed for various offenses.

Growing Interest

An increasing amount of attention or concern towards a specific subject or activity.

Retribution

A principle of justice where the punishment of wrongdoers is proportionate to the harm they have caused.