When Activists Begin to Amass the Things They Need to Sustain

question 40

Multiple Choice

When activists begin to amass the things they need to sustain their movement-including volunteers, money, and office space-they are engaging in:

• A) resource mobilization.
• B) bureaucratization.
• C) individual behavior.
• D) coalescence.
• E) reactionary movements.

Realize the impact of social policies and standards (such as EPAS) on the practice and education of social work.

Understand the procedural aspects of social work practice including case management and policy analysis.

Value the role of group work in social work practice and its contribution to addressing emotional, interactional, or behavioral difficulties.

Understand the differences between a medical model approach and the ecological approach in social work.

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Definitions:

Political-risk Analysis

The assessment of the impact that political decisions, events, or conditions might have on the profitability and operation of a business.

Trompenaars' Cultural Framework

A model that categorizes cultures based on their responses to seven dimensions of human relationships and interaction.

Global Organisational Learning

The process through which international entities adapt and evolve by acquiring, sharing, and integrating knowledge across cultures and borders.

Cultural Variables

Elements that differentiate cultures from one another, influencing communication and interaction, such as language, values, and social norms.