Feminist Social Work Theory Emerged

question 5

Multiple Choice

Feminist social work theory emerged:

• A) as part of the radical social work movements of the 1930s
• B) following WWII with the establishment of the UN and women's human rights groups
• C) out of the commitment of women social workers to wider feminist movements in Western societies in the 1970s
• D) following expansion in academic research in the 1980s

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Definitions:

Trial Balance

An accounting report that lists all the balances of each ledger account at a point in time to ensure that debits equal credits as part of the double-entry bookkeeping system.

Adjustments

Modifications made to financial statements to correct errors, account for omitted transactions, or bring the statements in line with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).

Long-term Investments

Assets held for an extended period with the intention of achieving capital gains, dividends, or interest income.

Classified Balance Sheet

A balance sheet that organizes assets and liabilities into subcategories for clarity.