1. Which among the following is not a component of client case-worker relationship

Acceptance

Autonomy

Confidentiality

Referral

2. Which of the following is a Reference Group

Occupational Group

Group taken to evaluate one's own aspects of life

Group which allows social mobility

Group for sensitivity training

3. Which one of the following stages of group development represents established rules, standards and directions

Forming

Storming

Norming

Performing

4. rejects the idea that a small homogeneous group dominates community decision making.

Social model

Pluralist model

Locality development model

Social action model

5. The study of group behaviour and its interaction with the members is

Group process

Group Dynamics

Collective behaviour

Group Cohesion

6. Who studied the effectiveness of Social Case Work

Fisher Joel

Peter Drucker

Adam Smith

Edwin Flippo

7. Who wrote the book "Fieldwork and The Field workers"

M.N. Srinivas

S.C. Dube

T.B. Battomore

G.S. Ghurye

8. Which one of the following is not a principle of Social Case Work

Specific objectives

Confidentiality

Individualisation

Acceptance

9. The high-level committee on Socio-Economic Health and Educational Status of Tribal Communities of India was chaired by

M.S. Gore

Virginivs Xaxa

Yogendra Singh

Veena Das

10. David Gil has pointed out that the essence of Social Justice enables people to meet their .

Intrinsic needs

Extrinsic needs

Esteem needs

Actualization needs

11. Who among the following is best associated with the causal-functional method

A. Comte

H. Spencer

E. Durkheim

Adam Smith

12. Identify the right sequence among the following stages given by Sigmund Freud

Anal, Oral, Phallic and Genital

Oral, Anal, Phallic and Genital

Anal, Oral, Genital and Phallic

Genital, Oral, Anal and Phallic

13. The process of mutual influence between social worker and the client is called

Relationship

Understanding

Reflexiveness

Rapport

14. Which one of the following is not the function of Community Council

Fact finding

Fund raising

Promoting public undertaking

Co-ordination of activities

15. A Peer group is primarily formed on the basis of

Sex

Age

Caste

Religion

16. 'Gemeinschaft' is the term used to refer a/an

Society

Community

Institution

Association

17. 'The interaction between the coping activity of people and the demand from environment' is called

Individual functioning

Group functioning

Community functioning

Social functioning

18. in Freudian scheme operates on

Pleasure Principle

Realism

Secondary Principle

Idealism

19. Which of the following strategies would be most suitable during the issues of difference in a community

Confrontation

Bargaining

Persuasion

Collaboration

20. Which of the statements is not correct with regard to lock-out as per the Industrial Dispute Act 1947

Lock out is temporary.

Lock out is a weapon of coercion.

Lock out is resorted to by the Employers.

Lock out is resorted to by the workers.

21. A manager may delegate any of the following except

Authority

Work load

Responsibility

Attending meetings to represent the department

22. What is meant by the term 'Management by Objectives'

A system of giving authority to carry out job

A system of management to develop a team of experts

The setting of objectives to bring about the achievement of the corporate goals.

The control of organisation by those in head office

23. Arrange the following legislations in the order of their chronological enactment

The Employees State Insurance Act
The Employees Provident Fund (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act
The Maternity Benefits Act
The Workmen's Compensation Act

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24. Arrange the following in a sequential order of historical development of social work

Welfare
Development
Charity and Philanthropy
Empowerment

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and

and

and

and

25. Which of the following is not a record in social work practice

Process

Sound

Summary

Narrative

26. Human Development Index is a composite of

Income, Trade and Investment Indicators

Poverty, Human rights and Unemployment

Income, Trade and Education

Education, Longevity and Income

27. The practice of untouchability is abolished by the Indian Constitution according to Article

17

47

39

16

28. Mahbub Ul Haq has pioneered the concept of

Human Poverty Index

Gross National Development Index

Economic Development Index

Human Development Index

29. Which one of the following are the methods of non-probability sampling
Purposive Sampling
Snowball Sampling
Stratified Random Sampling
Systematic Random Sampling Codes

and only

and only

and only

and only

30. leader unilaterally decides major plans for the team to follow.

Autocratic

Democratic

Laissez faire

Charismatic

31. f-test was introduced by .

Karl Pearson

Karl Popper

R.A. Fisher

E. Kilpatrick

32. 'Terms Of Reference' includes
Time Dimension
Expected Results
Problems and Limitations
Acceptance of References

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and only

and only

and only

33. What is meant by the term 'Employee empowerment'

A process of giving an employee greater autonomy and decision making power

To encourage workers to move more freely

The opportunity to share organisation's profit

A formal system of leadership that relies greatly on control

34. Neo conservative approach is otherwise called as

Feminist approach

Radical Socialist approach

New right approach

Social democratic approach

35. Rashtriya Mahila Kosh is also known as

National Commission for Women

National Credit Fund for Women

National Commission for Protection of Girl Child

National Commission for Prevention of Sati

36. Which of the following is commonly associated with old-age

Hansen's Disease

Alzheimers Disease

Cancer

Diabetes

37. Article 275 of Indian Constitution provides for special grants to .

Youth Welfare

Women Welfare

Tribal Welfare

Rural Welfare

38. Social Pathology means

Study of social institutions

Study of peoples problems

Study of origin, nature and causes of social ills

Study of emergence of social movements

39. Social deviance represents a behaviour which

is in a disapproved direction
goes beyond the tolerance limit of society
violates the norms of the society
invites a societal action Choose correct answer from the codes given below

and

and

and

and



40. Which of the following is a victim less crime

Gambling

Assault

Murder

Rioting
41. Toll free Helpline number 1098 helps which category of persons in distress

Women

Children

Elderly

Accident victims

42. NCRB in India stands for

National Crime Records Bureau

National Criminal Records Bureau

National Commission for Rehabilitation of Beggars

National Commission for Resettlement of Beggars

43. Borstal School is associated with

Insane offenders

Young offenders

Adult Male offenders

Adult Female offenders

44. First Aid Box is to be provided for workers as per the Factories Act, 1948.

125

135

150

160

45. A positive correlation is present when .

Two variables move in the opposite direction

Two variables move in the same direction

One variable goes up and one goes down

Several variables never change

46. The Charitable Endowments Act was passed in the year

1860

1960

1890

1900

47. The Immunisation Mission that has been set up to reduce morbidity and mortality rate among children is .

National Technology Mission

National Diabetes Control Mission

National Goitre Control Mission

National Rural Livelihood Mission

48. Which among the following targets is not included in the 12th Five Year Plan of the Government of India

Reduction in HIV/AIDS to under 1 million

Reduction of Infant Mortality Rate to 25/1000 live births

Reduction of Infant Mortality Rate to 25/1000 live births

Reduction in Total Fertility Rate to 2.1

49. The International convention on the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination was adopted in the year

1979

1975

1965

1969

50. Which of the following sets of rights is not included in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child

Protection

Participation

Economic

Survival

51. The survival, protection and empowerment of girl child are being ensured through which of the following schemes of the government of India in 2015

Janani Shishu Suraksha Yojana

Beti Bachao Beti Padao

Sabla

Janani Suraksha Yojana

52. The Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Act, 1995 ensures that appropriate governments and local authorities within their economic capacity and development provide for which of the following

Installation of auditory signals at red-lights in public roads for persons with visual handicap
Curb cuts and slopes in pavements for wheel-chair users
Toilets in public buildings
Engraving on the surface of the zebra crossing for persons with visual handicap

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only

and only

and only

and only

53. DDRC stands for .

District Disability Rehabilitation Council

Disability Directorate Rehabilitation Council

District Disability Rehabilitation Centre

District Directorate Rehabilitation Centre

54. Which one of these is not an indicator of social development

Longevity

Literacy

Clean environment

Industrialization

55. Which one of the following is not the characteristic of informal organisation

Official norms

Earned status by persons

Unstructured relationships

Voluntary interaction

56. Which model of social policy was described as "Hand-maiden model"

Residual welfare model

Institutional Redistributive model

Industrial Achievement performance model

Golden hand shake model

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

List I List II

Malcolm Payne Introducing Social work
Lena Dominelli Introduction to group work Practice
Joel Fischer Modern social work theory
R.W. Toseland and Bob Rivas Effectiveness of social case work

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58. Match List I with List II and select the correct answer with the help of codes attached

List I List II

Environment Veena Majumdar
Women Studies Md. Yunus
Trade Union in Informal Sector Ela Bhatt
Grameen Bank Vandana Shiva

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59. Match the following names of the journals given in List with the institutions given in List II and choose the correct answer from the codes given

List I List II
Indian Journal of Social Work Nirmala Niketan, Mumbai
Perspectives in Social Work N.I.R.D., Hyderabad
Contemporary Social Work Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai
Journal of Rural Development Department of Social Work, University of Lucknow

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60. Match the List with List II and choose the correct answer from the codes given

List I (International Initiatives)List II (National Origin)

DFID USA
USAID Canada
CIDA UK
DANIDA Denmark

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

List I List II

The Social Division of Labour Durkheim
Social Processes Charles Cooley
Social Change T.H. Marshall
Social Class W.F. Ogburn

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62. Match the following pairs and select the answer from the codes given below

List I List II
Association t -test
Dispersion ANOVA
Variance Correlation
Difference Standard Deviation

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63. Match List (Concepts) with List -II (Theories) and select the correct answer from the codes given below

List I(Concepts) List -II (Theories)

Reinforcement Transactional Analysis
Free Association Behavioural Theory
Scripts and Strokes Psychoanalysis
Boundary Social Systems Theory

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64. Assertion Group is a web of social relationships.

Reason Members have self directed goals.
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and are not correct

Both and are correct but is not a correct explanation of

is correct but is not correct

Both and are correct and is a correct explanation of

65. Assertion Children are discriminated world-wide and subjected to abuse and neglect.

Reason The child rearing practices determine the conditions of children in any given society.
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Both and are correct but is not the correct explanation of

is correct and is not correct

is not correct but is correct

Both and are not correct

66. Assertion The behaviour of every individual is judged by people.

Reason One's behaviour depends on the roles one assumes and the way they are performed in the context of social milieu.
Codes

Both and correct and is correct explanation of

is correct but is not correct

and are correct and is not correct explanation of

is not correct and is correct

67. Assertion Society is stratified. Reason Stratification is due to race and ethnicity.
Codes

Both and are correct but is not correct explanation of

is correct and is not correct

is not correct but is correct

Both and are not correct

68. Assertion Social work is a human service profession.

Reason Social workers acquire knowledge, skills and values in dealing with human problems.
Codes

is correct and is not correct

is not correct and is correct

Both and are correct and is not the correct explanation to

Both and are correct and is the correct explanation of

69. Assertion Action research can enhance the visibility of professional social work.

Reason All social work research is an action research.
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is correct and is incorrect

Both and incorrect

is incorrect and is correct

Both and are correct

70. Assertion Social work research always includes testing of hypotheses.

Reason Hypotheses are the logical deductions derived from review of literature.

Codes

Both and are correct

is correct but is not correct

is not correct and is correct

Both and are not correct

It may be reiterated that as no formal system has a complete answer to the problem of crime. The social defence approach is based on the premise that the criminal justice system by itself cannot undo such aberration of the wider socio-economic system as are associated with crime. Even the reduction in crime as a more realistic goal can be achieved only by extending crime prevention and control measures beyond the criminal justice system and by building these into a broader social action to curb conditions which produce crime. Such a perspective requires focussing on two major areas, one is preventing crime by protecting various vulnerable groups within the framework of social justice and second by treating of offenders in a just, fair and equitable manner, with due regard to their human rights, and on the basis of a differential handling of individuals who violate law under various kinds of situational compulsion vis-a-vis those who perpetrate crime in an organized manner. While the prevention of crime would necessitate forging of constructive linkages between the formal system and various sectors of socio-economic development, the treatment of offenders would inevitably entail a progressive refinement of the criminal justice processes. With newly emerging forms and trends of criminality, some of which are much more volitional and disruptive in nature, a holistic strategy has to be worked out jointly by various criminal justice, social welfare and development agencies. Such a concept of social defence warrants not only a thorough reorganization of the traditionally operative crime control mechanisms but also innovation of and experimentation with new approaches in coping more effectively with the changing crime scenario. In the prevention of crime, voluntary organisations have a definite advantage over official agencies. A situation oriented strategy would be based on an optimum use of all such voluntary agencies as are engaged in protecting the vulnerable sections in society. An individual-oriented strategy would obviously require working with those who, under situational compulsions, have fallen to a socially deviant behaviour and still have a chance to redeem. In all these areas, voluntary organizations have to function in conjunction with families, communities and other social institutions which have a bearing on the process of resocialization. Apart from a direct intervention in situations and problems responsible for crime, voluntary organizations can be greatly instrumental in moulding public opinion and in mobilizing social support for an effective implementation of social legislation.

71. How can we reduce the crimes

Using situation oriented strategy based on an optimum use of voluntary agencies.

By direct intervention in situations and problems responsible for crime.

By building crime prevention and control measures into a social action and extending them beyond the criminal justice system.

By mobilizing social support for an effective implementation of social legislation.

72. What would be the role of voluntary organisations in an individual oriented strategy

Engaging in protecting the vulnerable sections in society

Functioning in conjunction with families, communities and other social institutions

Working with those who, under situational compulsions, have fallen to a socially deviant behaviour and still have a chance to redeem

Moulding public opinion and in mobilizing social work

73. How can the voluntary organisations help in crime prevention apart from a direct intervention

Functioning in conjunction with families, communities and other social institutions

Working with those, under situational compulsions, have fallen to a socially deviant behaviour and still have a chance to redeem

Engaging in protecting the vulnerable sections in society

Moulding public opinion and in mobilizing social support for an effective implementation of social legislation

74. Which types of individuals require differential handling in crime prevention

The individuals that commit crimes under situational compulsion and the organised criminals

The individuals that commit crimes under influence of drugs and peer pressure

The individuals those who are involved in petty crimes

The individuals who are recidivists

75. In the newly emerging forms and trends of criminality, the concept of social defence requires

Innovation of and experimentation with new approaches besides a complete reorganization of the traditionally operative crime control mechanisms

Focus on crime prevention and treatment of offenders

Forging of constructive linkages between the formal system and various sectors of socio-economic development

Working in a just, fair and equitable manner, with due regard to human rights and social justice