1-What is the primary focus of Ecological Systems theory in Social Work? A. Individual pathology B. Micro-level interventions C. Environment...
1-What is the primary focus of Ecological Systems theory in Social Work?
- A. Individual pathology
- B. Micro-level interventions
- C. Environmental influences
- D. Economic policies
- Answer: C. Environmental influences
2-Who is the prominent theorist associated with the Ecological Systems perspective?
- A. Sigmund Freud
- B. Erik Erikson
- C. Urie Bronfenbrenner
- D. Abraham Maslow
- Answer: C. Urie Bronfenbrenner
3-According to Ecological Systems theory, what is the immediate environment where an individual directly interacts?
- A. Macrosystem
- B. Microsystem
- C. Exosystem
- D. Chronosystem
- Answer: B. Microsystem
4-Which level of the Ecological Systems model involves societal institutions that indirectly affect an individual?
- A. Mesosystem
- B. Macrosystem
- C. Exosystem
- D. Microsystem
- Answer: B. Macrosystem
5-In the Ecological Systems theory, what represents the historical context and changes over time?
- A. Chronosystem
- B. Mesosystem
- C. Exosystem
- D. Microsystem
- Answer: A. Chronosystem
6-How does Ecological Systems theory view human development?
- A. Linear and fixed
- B. Circular and dynamic
- C. Individualistic
- D. Isolated
- Answer: B. Circular and dynamic
7-Which of the following is an example of an exosystem influence in Ecological Systems theory?
- A. Family relationships
- B. School environment
- C. Workplace policies
- D. Peer interactions
- Answer: C. Workplace policies
8-What level of the Ecological Systems model involves the interconnections between different microsystems?
- A. Macrosystem
- B. Exosystem
- C. Mesosystem
- D. Chronosystem
- Answer: C. Mesosystem
9-According to Ecological Systems theory, which level includes an individual's immediate surroundings and relationships?
- A. Macrosystem
- B. Mesosystem
- C. Exosystem
- D. Microsystem
- Answer: D. Microsystem
10What term in Ecological Systems theory refers to the overall cultural patterns and values of the society?
- A. Macrosystem
- B. Mesosystem
- C. Exosystem
- D. Chronosystem
- Answer: A. Macrosystem
- 11-Which level of the Ecological Systems model involves the linkages and processes taking place between two or more settings?
- A. Macrosystem
- B. Exosystem
- C. Mesosystem
- D. Chronosystem
- Answer: C. Mesosystem
- 12-In Ecological Systems theory, how do influences from different levels interact to impact an individual?
- A. Isolation
- B. Additive effect
- C. Linear progression
- D. Unidirectional
- Answer: B. Additive effect
- 13-Which level of the Ecological Systems model involves an individual's immediate social environment, such as family and peers?
- A. Macrosystem
- B. Mesosystem
- C. Exosystem
- D. Microsystem
- Answer: D. Microsystem
- 14-According to Ecological Systems theory, how might a change in one system affect other systems?
- A. It has no impact on other systems.
- B. It creates a ripple effect.
- C. Changes are isolated.
- D. It only affects the macrosystem.
- Answer: B. It creates a ripple effect.
- 15-What dimension of the Ecological Systems theory emphasizes the importance of time and historical context?
- A. Microsystem
- B. Mesosystem
- C. Chronosystem
- D. Macrosystem
- Answer: C. Chronosystem
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