Based on Skinner’s behavioral theories, Social Learning Theory was developed by:

• A) Sigmund Freud
• B) B.F. Skinner
• C) Carl Jung
• D) Albert Bandura

To help the patient and the family to solve _______ problems such as restoring the role of a father, the son, mother or daughter, is the role of Medical Social Worker.

• A) None of the given options
• B) Formal
• C) Impersonal
• D) Inter-personal

‘Parent Effectiveness’ and ‘Marriage Strengthening’ comes under the purview of:

• A) Family Welfare
• B) Occupational Social Work`
• C) Clinical Social Work
• D) Medical Social Work

Formulation of welfare plans, psycho-social assessment and referrals for rehabilitation of patients are the _____ of Medical Social Work.

• A) Types
• B) Fields
• C) Services
• D) Target groups

According to Social Systems Theory, the interface between a system and its subsystems or a system and its environment, is called:

• A) Boundaries
• B) Hierarchy
• C) Holon
• D) Closed System

The part of personality that operates on moral principles is:

• A) None of the given options
• B) Ego
• C) Super-ego
• D) Id

Social workers in school settings work with all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) Neighbors
• B) Directors
• C) Students
• D) Parents

Under the domain of Family Welfare, social workers fulfill the responsibly of creating harmonious relationship between the individual and his\her:

• A) Family
• B) Community
• C) Environment
• D) Friends

Energy, in Social System, could be defined as all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) Action
• B) Power to effect change
• C) Environment
• D) Capacity for action

Object relation theory of personality was given by:

• A) Sigmund Freud
• B) Melanie Klein
• C) Carl Jung
• D) Heinz Kohut

Social Systems Theory stresses that human behavior is an outcome of ______ of persons operating within a linked social system.

• A) Ideas
• B) Affiliations
• C) Thinking
• D) Interactions

Occupational Social Work includes all of the following services EXCEPT:

• A) Employment benefits
• B) Child maltreatment
• C) Welfare of the employees
• D) Welfare of employees’ families

Social Systems Theory was developed in:

• A) 1968
• B) 1978
• C) 1958
• D) 1998

Unconscious mind as the source of psychological distress and dysfunction was focused by the theory of:

• A) Sigmund Freud
• B) B. F. Skinner
• C) Alfred Adler
• D) Carl Gustav Jung

An important role of Medical Social Worker is helping the individual to overcome ______ barriers which may include issues of removing architecture and encouraging independence.

• A) Interactional
• B) Medical
• C) Environmental
• D) Local

Awareness in the people about the preventions and after effects of the illnesses is created by the Medical Social Workers to ______ their participation in health care programs.

• A) Stimulate
• B) Deter
• C) Discourage
• D) Prevent

In real word, the Ideal types of Social Action may appear in mixture or in ______ form of Social Action.

• A) Clear
• B) Perfect
• C) Real
• D) Impure

Alfred Adler claimed, striving for superiority acts as a motivational force in order to overcome:

• A) Inferiority
• B) Dominance
• C) Authority
• D) Confidence

An employee or employer of an organization against whom complaint has been made under The Protection against Harassment of Women at the
Workplace Act 2010 is called:

• A) Accused
• B) Employee
• C) CBA
• D) Complainant

The organization, as described by The Protection against Harassment of Women at the
Workplace Act 2010, may also offer compensation to the _____ in case of loss of salary or other damages.

• A) Accused
• B) Employer
• C) Office bearer
• D) Complainant