Culture Is a Set of Beliefs, Values, and Assumptions About

question 35

Multiple Choice

Culture is a set of beliefs, values, and assumptions about life that are widely held among a group of people and are transmitted intergenerationally. An example of a behavior that may be defined by culture is:

• A) Speaking a dialect of a language in a local region
• B) Standing when an older adult gets on the bus to give him a seat
• C) Immigrating to the United States seeking work
• D) An organizational structure of a cultural group

Define and differentiate between confidentiality, relative confidentiality, and privilege in the context of social work.

Understand the concept and implications of whistle-blowing in social work.

Comprehend the importance of maximizing client self-determination in social work practice.

Understand the concept of Ebonics and its complexities as a linguistic system.

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Definitions:

Computer Monitoring

The practice of using software tools to track employees' computer usage and productivity at work.

Performance-appraisal Methods

Techniques used by organizations to assess employees' job performance, including methods like 360-degree feedback, self-assessment, and objective-based evaluations.

Graphic Rating Scales

A method of performance evaluation that uses a visual scale to measure an employee’s effectiveness, productivity, and work qualities.

Establishment Stage

The phase in a career path where an individual focuses on increasing their expertise, achieving stability, and securing advancement opportunities.