In the Late 1930s, One of the Dominant Critiques of Group

question 3

Multiple Choice

In the late 1930s, one of the dominant critiques of group work within the social work profession came from its association with ______.

• A) recreation
• B) social activism
• C) poverty
• D) education

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Definitions:

Perceived Control

The belief or feeling that one can influence or control the events in their life or the outcomes they face.

Learned Helplessness

A condition characterized by a deep feeling of helplessness, which is usually a reaction to experiencing something traumatic or repeatedly not achieving goals.

Nazi Concentration Camp

A facility created and operated by the Nazi regime during World War II for the imprisonment, forced labor, and mass murder of millions of people.

Stress Hormone Levels

The concentration of hormones, particularly cortisol, that are released into the bloodstream in response to stress, affecting the body’s metabolism and immune function.