HSCO 500 Quiz 3
HSCO 500 Quiz 3 Liberty University
- The three foundational values within the Islamic community include
- Religiousness is commonly defined as________, whereas spirituality is often defined as .
- of all rural children living in rural families live far below the federal poverty line
- Teenage pregnancy has ____ in recent years.
- Rural cultural competence requires that human service providers recognize the importance of all but which of the following
- A national model for school counseling programs is based on which four themes:
- The transcribed collection of Jewish oral tradition is called the
- A recent study found that just over ____ U.S. students reported being victims of cyberbullying
- A national survey conducted in 2009 by the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Educational Network (GLSEN) found that LGBTQ students experienced all but which of the following
- When rural communities evolve in urban areas, they are often called
- The hospice movement challenged the treatment provided by the traditional medical community that often
- Research on prevention teenage pregnancy points to all but which of the following?
- The dynamic of the younger population leaving small towns for better opportunities in the cities, is called
- The NASW has expressed which of the following concerns about federal funding of faith- based organization.
- A core value of the hospice philosophy is that each person has the right to
- Studies have revealed that __of U.S. Americans identify themselves as being either religious or spiritual.
- The hospice social worker provides numerous services to hospice patients and their families including
- Research in the last 10 to 15 years has revealed that African-American churches, particularly those within rural communities
- The Affordable Care Act (ACA) represented a legislative attempt at
- The goal of Prison Fellowship Ministries (PFM) is to
Set 1
- The goals of each member of a student services team includes all but which of the following
- The goal of Prison Fellowship Ministries (PFM) is to
- A national survey conducted in 2009 by the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Educational Network (GLSEN) found that LGBTQ students experienced all but which of the following
- Human service professionals provide which of the following service in a hospital setting?
- The 2003 study by Stone, Cross, Purvis, & Young that asked subjects to rank various resources they found helpful during a crisis, found that subjects ranked professional services _______and religious beliefs and praying_________. .
- The recent interest in faith-based counseling is based upon a
- Dual relationships among human service providers serving rural communities is often perceived as
- When rural communities evolve in urban areas, they are often called
- _______ of all rural children living in rural families live far below the federal poverty line
- Teenage pregnancy has ____ in recent years.
- Most of the children who were the original focus on the early efforts of early school social workers were
- School social workers tend to provide _________ while school counselors tend to provide
- The dynamic of the younger population leaving small towns for better opportunities in the cities, is called
- The criteria used to define faith-based organizations include all but which of the following
- Studies have revealed that __of U.S. Americans identify themselves as being either religious or spiritual.
- Risk factor(s) for teenage pregnancy include
- The transcribed collection of Jewish oral tradition is called the
- The Affordable Care Act (ACA) represented a legislative attempt at
- The three foundational values within the Islamic community include
- The Association of the Jewish Family Services and Children’s Agencies (AJFSCA) acts as a(n)
Set 2
- The transcribed collection of Jewish oral tradition is called the
- The Association of the Jewish Family Services and Children’s Agencies (AJFSCA) acts as a(n)
- When rural communities evolve in urban areas, they are often called
- The criteria used to define faith-based organizations include all but which of the following
- The hospice movement challenged the treatment provided by the traditional medical community that often
- Approximately ___ percent of the U.S. population live in rural communities.
- Research in the last 10 to 15 years has revealed that African-American churches, particularly those within rural communities
- A contributing factor to people in rural communities having difficulty accessing formal services relates to
- The goals of each member of a student services team includes all but which of the following
- A national model for school counseling programs is based on which four themes:
- Mindfulness traditions focus on
- School social workers tend to provide _________ while school counselors tend to provide
- _______ of all rural children living in rural families live far below the federal poverty line
- The NASW has expressed which of the following concerns about federal funding of faith- based organization.
- The irrational fear and hatred of Muslims is called
- The recent interest in faith-based counseling is based upon a
- The 2003 study by Stone, Cross, Purvis, & Young that asked subjects to rank various resources they found helpful during a crisis, found that subjects ranked professional services _______and religious beliefs and praying
- The goal of Prison Fellowship Ministries (PFM) is to
- Religiousness is commonly defined as________, whereas spirituality is often defined as
- Studies have revealed that __of U.S. Americans identify themselves as being either religious or spiritual.