Exam Details

Subject social work
Paper paper 3
Exam / Course ugc net national eligibility test
Department
Organization university grants commission
Position
Exam Date 02, December, 2012
City, State ,


Question Paper

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Number of Questions in this Booklet 75

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D-10-12 1 P.T.O.

SOCIAL WORK
PAPER III

Note This paper contains seventy five objective type questions of two marks each.
All questions are compulsory.

1. Developmental Social Work aims at

Maximum utilization of resources


Minimum utilization of resources


Optimum utilization of resources


Liberal utilization of resources



2. Social Pathology means

Study of origin, nature and causes of social ills.


Study of history of society.


Study of psychopaths.


Study of social taboos.



3. Match the following theories with their proponents
Theories Proponents
a.
Phenomenological 1. Skinner

b.
Psycho-Analytical

c.
Motivational

d.
Learning


Codes
a b c d

2 1 3 4


3 4 2 1


3 4 1 2


1 2 3 4



4. Arrange the following
2.
Maslow

3.
Karl Rogers

4.
Sigmund


Freud
international
years in the chronology of their observance by UN (ascending order)
I. International Year of Child.
II. International Women's Year.
III. International year of Elderly Persons.
IV. International Year of Family.

IV, III, II, I


II, III, IV, I


II, IV, III


II, III, IV



5. Family Counselling is

Macro social work practice


Meso social work practice


Micro social work practice


All of the above


6. Assertion The function of professional social worker is empowering and capacity building of the oppressed sections of society.
Reason Professional social workers have the requisite skills and sensitivity to deal with problems of oppressed section of society.
Codes

Both and are correct.


Both and are wrong.


is correct, but is wrong.


is correct, but is wrong.


7. Assertion The joint family system is disintegrating in modern India.
Reason Transition from Agrarian to Industrial economy is responsible for its disintegration.
Codes

Both and are wrong.


Both and are correct and

is the correct explanation of



is correct, but is not the correct explanation of


is correct, but is wrong.


8. What percentage of seats in educational institutions are reserved for Scheduled Castes in India

22 percent 17 percent


15 percent 19 percent


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9. What is not a function of a Welfare State

To meet the needs of the disadvantaged population.


To bridge the gap between the poor and the rich.


To cater to the materialistic needs of the population.


To provide specific services on subsidised basis in the area of health and education.



10. Which is not a developmental characteristic of adulthood

Enuresis.


Adjustment to the role of the head of the family.


Earning for aging parents.


Saving for future.



11. Make correct pairs by matching the code given below
a.
Early childhood 1. Adjusting to loss of partner

b.
Declining age 2. Walking

c.
Late childhood 3. Competence at work

d.
Adulthood 4. Getting used to living away from parents


Codes
a b c d

2 1 4 3


3 4 1 2


1 2 3 4


4 3 2 1



12. Arrange the following in correct sequence

Diagnostic summary


Home visit


Intake interview
Referral
Codes














13. Who made the following statement "Problems are unmet needs"

Felix Biestek


G.R. Bannerjee


G. Mathew


H.H. Perlman


14. Which of the following is not a principle of case work

Specific objectives


Confidentiality


Individualization


Evaluation


15. Which of the following is not a principle of group work

Recognition of unique differences of each individual.


Appropriate modification of group process.


Enabling group members to involve themselves in the process of problem solving.


Principle of indifferent attitudes towards members.


16. Which one of the following is a reference group

Occupational group.


Group taken to evaluate one's own aspect of life.


A relative longer group.


A group which allows for social mobility.


17. Which one of the following is not a defense mechanism

Sublimation


Rationalisation


Projection


Confrontation


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Reason(R) Social action is essentially a group activity.
Codes

Both and are true and

is correct explanation of


Both and are true and

is not the complete explanation of


is true and is not true.


is true, but is not true.



19. Programme planning in group work practice includes

Group members participates


Group members interests


The programme content


All the above



20. The model of community organization propounded by Rothman is

Locality Development


Social Development


Sustainable Development


Community Development



21. Bottom-up concept related to

Mega planning


Macro planning


Meso planning


Micro planning



22. Venn diagram is one of the commonly used method in

Institutional appraisal


Governmental appraisal


Non-Governmental appraisal


Participatory Rural appraisal



23. Assertion The efforts of initiating community chests at the level of local communities are quite few in India at present.
Reason Had there been better efforts at the level of community to pool together the social resources, the community life in India would have been much better.
Codes

is true and is not true.


is not true and is true.


Both and are true.


Both and are not true.


24. Match the following international initiatives with the origin of their nationality. International National Initiative Origin
a.
DFID 1. USA

b.
USAID 2. Canada

c.
CIDA 3. UK

d.
DANIDA 4. Denmark



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a b c d


3 1 2 4


3 1 4 2


4 1 2 3


4 1 3 2


25. The research design that explains the relationship between variables is

Experimental Design


Caste Study Design


Descriptive Design


None of the above


26. Semi-inter quartile range is also known as

Range


Mean


Mode


Quartile Deviation


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