Eclecticism Critics Sometimes Argue That

question 19

Multiple Choice

Eclecticism critics sometimes argue that:

• A) practitioners may choose theories they feel comfortable with when evidence suggests otherwise
• B) eclecticism is going out of style
• C) eclecticism is not a proven form of social work practice
• D) none of the above

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Definitions:

Extermination

Involves the deliberate and systematic destruction of a particular group of people, often referred to in contexts such as genocide or ethnic cleansing.

Ethnic Lines

Divisions or distinctions made between groups of people based on shared culture, ancestry, language, or national origin.

White Anglo-Saxon Protestants

A socio-political term referring to affluent and influential white Americans of Northern European, particularly British, descent.

WASPs

An acronym for White Anglo-Saxon Protestants, denoting a socio-economic and cultural group in the United States often associated with privilege and power.