1. Which is the nodal body for adoption of children in India

NIPCCD

CARA

CSWB

NCPCR
2. The purging of repressed emotions to get relief is called

Sublimation

Ambivalence

Catharsis

Fixation
3. The roadmap that guides the behaviour of the members of a society is

Groups

Culture

Peers

Religion
4. Language of proximity is also known as

Verbal Communication

Non-verbal Communication

Oral Communication

Written Communication
5. Which is not included in community sentiment

Sense of dependence

We-feeling

Instability

Role feeling
6. The funding agency formed for fundraising and distributing the funds is called

Community Welfare Council

Community Chest

Neighbourhood Council

Community Centre
7. 'Social Distance Scale', was developed by

Likert

Thorndike

Bogardus

None of the above
8. The process of transforming social policy into social service is

Social Welfare Administration

Social Aid

Social Media

Social Justice
9. The theory that is based on rewards and punishment is

Trial and Error theory of learning

Operant conditioning

Social Learning theory

Classical conditioning
10. Who is known as the father of 'intelligence test'

Bennett

Gesell

Villand

Wechsler SOCIAL WORK
11. The theory which believes in exemplary punishment to discourage the offender from repeating his crime and sets an example for others to keep away from crime is called

Deterrent theory

Preventive theory

Reformative theory

Retributive theory

12. Which of the following constitutional provisions prohibits employment of children below the age of 14 years in factories, mines or any other hazardous occupation

Article 14

Article 21

Article 24

Article 45

13. The Human Rights Council meets at

New York

Vienna

Geneva

Paris

14. The method that brings about adjustment in personal and social relationships is called

Social casework

Social adjustment

Social group work

Defence mechanism

15. According to whom groups must solve two general problems i.e. instrumental and socio-emotional, to maintain themselves

Grace Coyle

Charles Levy

Clara A. Kaiser

Robert Bales

16. Probation is

an escape from imprisonment

a conditional suspension of sentence

an institutional method of correction

a life of freedom from any kind of control

17. The three stages of social change i.e. theological, metaphysical and positive are postulated by

Nikolai Mikhailovsky

Sorokin

Auguste Comte

Herbert Spencer

18. Which among the following is not a primary source of data collection

Observation

Questionnaire

Interview

Referral

19. 'Situation approach' of leadership is also called as

trait theory

contingency theory

ethical approach

functional approach

20. Every element has a known non-zero probability of being sampled and involves random selection at some point

Probability sampling

Non-probability sampling

Both

and

are correct.

None of the above
21. Confrontation focuses on one of the following

Similarity in the statements

Congruence in the statements

Discrepancies in the statements

None of the above

22. Cognitive needs of human beings are

the need to develop abilities

the need for symmetry order and beauty

the need for security and freedom

the need to know, to understand and explore

23. The difference between Bhoodan and Gramdan is

Bhoodan involves donation from individuals whereas Gramdan involves community action

In Bhoodan individual ownership is retained whereas in Gramdan it is abolished

In Bhoodan individuals are beneficiaries whereas in Gramdan the beneficiary is whole village community

All the above

24. The 'client-centered approach' is developed by

Kurt Lewin

Bandura

Homans

Carl Rogers

25. The approach to make people by encouraging them to shed their defences and unlock their potentials is known as

Psychodynamic approach

Systems approach

Person-centred approach

Gestalt approach

26. The 'Task-Centered social has been developed by

Reid and Eistein

Conard

Glenn

Waldo

27. Which of the following is not a feature of Standard Deviation

It is the best measure of variation

It is not much affected by fluctuations of sampling

It gives more weightage to extreme values and less to those which are nearer the mean

It is the measure for calculating combined standard deviation of two or more groups

28. The disorder which limits food intake is

Bipolar disorder

Bulimia nervosa

Binge eating disorder

Anorexia nervosa

29. The number of elements to be included in the study is

Variable

Hypothesis

Sample size

Universe


30. The scale in which numbers are used to rate the objects which have numerically equal distance are termed as

Nominal scale

Ordinal scale

Interval scale

Ratio scale

31. Evaluation of clients present problem the way he is experiencing is

Etiological diagnosis

Clinical diagnosis

Dynamic diagnosis

Social diagnosis

32. Which is not the nature of community

Geographical area

Common ties

Social interaction

Individualism

33. Arrange the following steps in relation to self-help groups in correct sequence

1. Lending, repayment and maintaining accounts and records

2. Arranging regular meetings with the group.

3. Identifying the area and forming a group of women with common interests.

4. Training and capacity building for sustenance and empowerment

5. Deciding on the amount for contribution and pooling the money. Codes

4 3 2 5 1


5 4 3 2 1


3 2 5 1 4


2 3 4 1 5

34. To study the consequences of psychoactive drug use the two variables are

Social situation and family role

Demand reduction and supply reduction of drugs

Characteristics of the drug and characteristics of the user

Marketing of drugs and role of drug mafias

35. Which of the following is not true in relation to significance of NGOs role in mental health

Gross scarcity of psychiatrists and other trained personnel.

Availability of sufficient government funds for NGOs.

Scarcity of cost-effective strategies and interventions.

Lack of public awareness and social stigma attached

36. Arrange the sequence of authorities in setting industrial disputes under Industrial Disputes Act.

1. Board of Conciliation

2. Works Committee

3. Conciliation Officer

4. Court of enquiry Codes

1 3 2 4

2 3 1 4

2 4 3 1

3 1 2 4

37. Which is the correct sequence in social case work process

Intake, investigation, diagnosis, treatment

Intake, diagnosis, investigation, treatment

Intake, diagnosis, treatment, investigation

Intake, investigation, treatment, diagnosis

38. The sequential phases in a social action method are

I. Sensitization
II. Awareness Building
III. Mobilization
IV. Mass Action Codes

II, III, IV

II, III, IV

III, II, IV

II, IV, III

39.

Assertion Psychosomatic problems are addressed by the case workers.

Reason Psychological aspects can have influence on the physical conditions of an individual.
Codes

Both and are correct and is the correct explanation of

Both and are not correct.

Both and are correct, but is not the correct explanation of

is correct, but is not the correct explanation of

40.

Assertion A scientific hypothesis is a proposed explanation of a phenomenon which still has to be rigorously tested.

Reason A working hypothesis is a provisionally accepted hypothesis proposed for validation.
Codes

is correct and is wrong.

Both and are correct and is the correct explanation of

Both and are wrong.

Both and are correct, but is not an explanation of

41.

Assertion Tribal people live in a scattered habitation.

Reason Tribal society is relatively isolated when compared to other societies.
In the context of above two statements which one of the following is correct
Codes

Both and are correct.

Both and are not correct.

is correct, but is not correct.

is not correct, but is correct.

42.

Assertion Recording in social group work is significant for achieving the objectives of the group.

Reason Records enable the worker to work out programmes and plan of action for future.
Codes

is correct and is not correct.

is not correct and is correct.

Both and are correct and is the correct explanation of

and are correct, but is not the correct explanation of

43. Match the following items given in List I with the items given in List II


List I List II
a. Provision for just and humane conditions of work and maternity relief 1. Article 40
b. Right to work, education and public assistance in certain cases 2. Article 41
c. Living wages etc. for workers 3. Article 42
d. Organisation of Village Panchayats 4. Article 43
codes:
a b c d
1 3 2 4

3 1 4 2

3 2 4 1

1 3 4 2

44. Match the following and select the answer from the codes given below

List I List II
a. The Minimum Wages Act 1. 1926
b. The Maternity Benefit Act 2. 1951
c. The Plantation Act 3. 1948
d. The Trade Unions Act 4. 1961
codes:
a b c d
2 4 1 3

3 4 2 1

1 3 4 2

4 3 2 1

45. Which among the following is wrongly matched

1. AITUC CPM

2. INTUC Congress

3. BMS BJP

4. CITU CPI Codes

2 and 3

3 and 4

1 and 4 only

2 and 3 only


The historical nature of gender-based violence confirms that it is not an unfortunate aberration but systematically entrenched in culture and society, reinforced and powered by patriarchy. Violence against women maintains the structures of gender oppression; be it carried out by individuals in private and/or by institutional forces in the public sphere. Families, communities, and social, legal and civic institutions may covertly and overtly endorse it. Whilst violence commands greater attention and fear; sexism and misogyny do their share to shape inequality, by defining and upholding restrictive gender norms.
Patriarchy is about the social relations of power between men and women, women and women, and men and men. It is a system for maintaining class, gender, racial and heterosexual privilege and the status quo of power relying both on crude forms of oppression, like violence; and subtle ones, like laws; to perpetuate inequality. Patriarchal beliefs of male, heterosexual dominance lie at the root of gender-based violence.
Patriarchy is a structural force that influences power relations, whether they are abusive or not. Power sets the agenda for patriarchy. But, conflating it with abuse or masculinity is problematic and we need a more complex analysis of the typical power and control explanations. Feminism, which is about women claiming their rights to self-determination and equality, confronts gender conformity and aims to replace relationships of power with relationships of meaning.
Culture is used to justify gender inequality and violence by evoking traditional cultural beliefs about how women should be treated. The defence of the culture of a place, country, religion, etc., is in fact a defence of the culture of patriarchy in that country, religion, identity; and the culture of violence everywhere. The culture of patriarchy is not static its manifestation on an army base differs from that in a rural town; just as the culture of patriarchy in U.S. differs from that of Gulf, or India.

46. The historical nature of gender-based violence confirms it as
I An unfortunate aberration I
I Systematically entrenched culture of patriarchy II
I Reinforced inequalities I
V All the above Codes

I and II are correct.

II and III are correct.

I and III are correct.

IV is correct.

47. Patriarchy is about social relations of power between

I Men and women I
I Women and women II
I Men and men I
V All the above Codes

I and II are correct.

II and III are correct.

III and I are correct.

IV is correct.

48. Complex analysis of the typical power and control helps us to understand

Patriarchy

Feminism

Both

None

49. is used to justify gender inequality and violence.

Sexism

Culture

Religion

Region

50. Feminism refers to

Superior status of women

Replacing relationships of power with relationships of meaning

Status quo of power

Fighting against patriarchy