1 Which method of social work is related to the process of transforming social policy into social welfare

Social work research

Community organisation

Social action

Social welfare administration

2 'The person in situation' was coined by

Marry Richmond

Florence Hollis

H. Bartlett

Charles Cooley

3 Which is not true of Social values

Values are preferred behaviour

Values cannot be proved

Values grow out of personal experiences

Values are evolving in nature

4 Which one of the following is not a principle of social group work given by H.B. Trecker

The principle of democratic self determination

The principle of focussing on change and possibilities

The principle of flexible functional organisation

The principle of progressive programme experience

5 Which one of the following is not secondary data in Social Work research

Information collected from Journals

Information collected from Reports

Information collected from Respondents

Information collected from Websites

6 The book 'Community Welfare Organization Principles and Practice' has been written by

M.S. Gore

Murray G. Ross

K.D. Gangrade

Arthar Dunham

7 Ego states referred in Transactional Analysis Theory does not include

Child

Parent

Adult

Sibling

8 Anti Social personality has

Undeveloped Id.

Undeveloped Ego

Underdeveloped Super Ego

Undeveloped all Three i.e. Id, Ego and Super-ego

9 Evaluation research is basically

Confirmatory research

Fundamental research

Action research

Pure research

10 Which one of the following is not the characteristic of social disorganisation

Obstructing the functioning of patterns of coordination

Endangering the survival of group

Adhering the rules laid down by society

Lack of social cohesion

11 Universe of study is defined as

Coverage of study

Total number of units

Geographical area

Unit of study

12 According to Freudian theory, personality consists of

Id and Ego only

Conscious and Subconscious only

Id, Ego and Super Ego

Ego and Super Ego only

13 Bottom -up concept related to

Mega Planning

Macro Planning

Mezzo Planning

Micro Planning

14 Paulo Friere's approach could be briefly stated as

Organisation of services of people

Mobilization of community leaders

Action reflection process with people

Identification of target systems for work

15 Pilot study refers to

Preliminary study conducted on a limited scale before the original study

Preliminary testing of tools used for the research

Follow up study done within a year after the original study

Macro level study undertaken to test the hypothesis


16 The Constant and Control variable is used in

Exploratory Research

Descriptive Research

Evaluation Research

Experimental Research

17 Who gave the concept of "Looking glass self"

Karl Marx

Margaret H. Mead

Charles Cooley

M.K. Gandhi

18 Who coined the term conjugal family

William J. Goode

Murdock

Cooper

Talcott Parsons

19 Age sex distribution at a given time is known as

Population explosion

Population grid

Population pyramid

Population control

20 The meaning of sustainable development is

Sustained growth

Sustained profit

Sustained capital

Sustained natural capital

2l Who is the proponent of the theory of hedonism in criminology

Beccaria

Lombroso

Hooton

Sigmund Freud

22 Who introduced the term 'Folkways' in Sociological Literature

George Simmel

Robert Merton

Auguste Comte

William G. Sumner

23 With whom can First Information Report be lodged

Circle Officer of Police

Superintendent of Police

Inspector General of Police

Officer in Charge of Police Station

24 Which Government launched Firka Development Scheme

Government of U.P.

Government of Bihar

Government of Madras

Government of Bengal

25 Achievement Motivation is a concept frequently associated with

A. Maslow

H. Murray

C. Jung

D. McClleland

26 Which one of the following is not the characteristic of vertical organisation

Narrow Span

Closed Control

Broad Span

Centralisation

27 Women's studies researchers should view women as

Objects and consumers

Subjects and producers

Objects and producers

Consumers only

28 Which of the following gender related index was developed and used by United Nations in 2010

Gender Related Development Index

Gender Inequality Index

Gender Empowerment Measure

Inequality Adjusted Human Development Index

29 The acronym AYUSH is

An NGO Working for Child Welfare

A Department of the Government of India

A Drug Control Programme

Polio Eradication Programme

30 Deviance is not

A human behaviour

Beyond tolerance level of society

A disapproved direction

Glorified behaviour

31 Which one of the following authorities grants probation to offenders

Police

Court

Prosecution

Jail

32 Which of the following does not lead to feminisation of poverty

Women workers excluded from economic opportunities

Women's work for longer hours at lower wages

Lack of property/land rights for women

Women's economic independence

33 According to the census, 2011 which among the following states has highest proportion of Scheduled Tribe population within the state

Tamil Nadu

Maharashtra

Manipur

Mizoram

34 Which School of Thought used the concept of social disorganisation in explaining Juvenile delinquency

Classical School

Positive School

Chicago School

Cartographical School

35 Disorders of traits are best associated with

Personality disorders

Anxiety disorders

Sexual disorders

Substance abuse disorders

36 The new name of Remand Home is .

Certified School

Fit Persons Home

Observation Home

Borstal School

37 Equal Remuneration Act 1976 provides that

Women and Men will be paid equally for doing the same work
There will be no discrimination against women at the time of recruitment
The employer is bound to maintain a register of the workers

Codes
and

and only

and only

and only

38 Match List I with List II and choose correct answer from the codes given below

List I (Models) List II (Methods)

Social planning Social case work
Behaviour modification Social group work
Reciprocal model Community organisation
Conscientization Social action

Codes











39 Match List I with List -II and choose the correct answer from the codes

List I List II

Classical Conditioning Parent Adult Child
Operant Conditioning Response Modification
Rational Emotive Therapy Substitutional Learning
Transactional Analysis ABC Model

Codes











40 Match List I with List -II and select the correct answer with the help of codes attached

List I List II

Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act 2013
The Sexual Harassment of Women at Work-Place 2012 (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act
Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act 2006
The Prohibition of Child Marriage Act 2005

Codes











41 Match List I with List II and select the correct answer with the help of codes given

List I List II

Sam Pitroda National Commission for ST
Naseem Ahmed(ii) National Commission for SC
P.L. Punia National Knowledge Commission
Rameshwar Oraon National Commission for Minorities

Codes










42 Assertion Social work is a human rights profession.

Reason Client problem should be solved as per his/her decision. Codes

Both and are correct

Both and are not correct

is correct but is not the correct Reason

is correct but is not the correct Assertion

43

Assertion Networks together with shared norms, values and understanding that facilitate co-operation within or among groups is known as Social Capital.

Reason Networks are real world links between groups or individuals.


Codes

is correct and is incorrect

is incorrect and is correct

and are correct

and are incorrect

44

Assertion The same end -state can be reached by a variety of different initial conditions and through different processes.

Reason Equilibrium is explained by the term homeostasis.

Codes

is correct and is incorrect

and are incorrect

is incorrect and is correct

and are correct

45

Assertion Time use surveys examine the allocation and efficiency of non working time.

Reason Time use surveys enable giving visibility to women's invisible work. Codes

is correct but is not correct

is not correct but is correct

Both and are not correct

Both and are correct

Evidence-based practice is a process in which the practitioner combines well-researched interventions with clinical experience and ethics, and client preferences and culture to guide and inform the delivery of treatments and services. It is a process in which practitioners make practice decisions in light of the best research evidence available. The evidence-based practice model encourages practitioners to integrate scientific evidence with their practice expertise and knowledge of the personal circumstances bearing on specific practice decisions. Evidence-based social work practice involves clients as informed participants by seeking out practice-related research findings regarding important decisions and sharing the results of such a search with clients. If no evidence can be found to support a service decision, the client needs to be informed and practitioners need to describe their rationale for making recommendations to clients. This approach ensures that the treatments and services, when used as intended, will have the most effective outcomes as demonstrated by the research. It will also ensure that programs with proven success will be more widely disseminated and will benefit a greater number of people. Evidence-based practice is most commonly discussed in regard to decisions about what interventions to be provided to the clients. Apart from that it also applies to decisions about how best to assess the practice problems and decisions practitioners make at other levels of practice such as decisions about social policies and communities. For example, a clinical practitioner following the evidence-based practice model with a newly referred client will attempt to find and use the most scientifically validated diagnostic tools in assessing client problems and treatment needs and then develop a treatment plan in light of the best research evidence available. At the level of social policy, evidence-based practitioners will attempt to formulate and advocate policies that, the best research available suggests, are most likely to achieve their desired aims. Likewise, evidence-based practitioners working at the community level will make practice decisions at that level in light of community-level practice research. Moreover, evidence-based practitioners at each level will utilize research methods to evaluate the outcomes of their practice decisions to see if the chosen course of action is achieving its desired aim. If it is not, then the evidence-based practitioner will choose an alternative course of action again in light of the best research evidence available and again evaluating its outcome.

46 Evidence-based practice can best be explained as

Process in which the practitioner combines well researched interventions with clinical experience and ethics

Process of intervention based on clients' preferences and culture to guide and inform the delivery of treatments and services

Practice that is most commonly discussed in regard to decisions about what interventions to provide to clients

Process of assessing client problems and treatment needs and then developing a treatment plan

47 Evidence-based practice in Social Work is most-commonly discussed with regard to decisions relating to

Intervention

Follow up

Termination

Evaluation

48 At the level of Social Policy, the major role of the evidenced-based practitioner is

To formulate and advocate policies that are most likely to achieve their desired aims

To make practice decisions in light of community level practice research

To utilize research methods to evaluate the outcomes

To choose an alternative course of action

49 What does a clinical practitioner (using EBP model) do with a newly referred client

Take the informed consent of the client

Assess clients' problems and needs by using the most scientifically validated diagnostic tools

Making treatment plan based on clients' preferences and culture

Client is given services as per the needs felt by him/her

50 During evaluation of the practice outcomes, if the chosen course of action is not achieving the desired end, the EBP practitioner .

Will choose an alternative course of action based on research evidence

Will utilise the already available outcome

Will ignore the available practice outcomes

Will take appropriate decisions in the light of clients' preferences and needs.