Social Worker Proficiency Test

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• Who is the author of this definition: “Self-determination is a complex dynamic process of formation by a person of a system of his fundamental relations to the professional work environment, development and self-realization of spiritual and physical capabilities, formation of adequate professional intentions and plans, a realistic image of himself as a professional.

A) A. K. Markova;

B) P. G. Shchedrovitsky;

C) D. A. Leontiev

D) Yu.P. Povarenkov

• What is the essence of self-identification?

A) it is an innate belonging to a certain social group;

B) this is the attribution of certain properties by those around a person;

C) This is the correlation of the I of a person with different identities;

D) it is a way of organizing thinking.

• What is the essence of the profession of a social worker:

A) is a helping specialist;

B) this is a representative of the social security and support authority;

C) is a multidisciplinary specialist;

D) is a socially-oriented specialist.

• The leading professional role of a social worker?

A) the role of "assistant";

B) the role of "lawyer"

C) the role of "practical psychologist"

D) the role of "mentor"

D) the role of "leader"

• Which of the above factors most clearly indicates the formed professional identity of a social worker:

A) mastering the norms and values of the profession;

B) effective interaction with colleagues and clients;

C) awareness of the success of their activities;

D) the possibility of applying knowledge in practice;

• The stabilizing function of professional identity is to provide the necessary degree of professional centrism and a stable professional-mental position. Mark the parameter that is not included in the structure of the stabilizing function.

A) constancy (ability to resist change);

B) adaptability (the ability to destroy inadequate professional stereotypes);

C) stability (the ability of an individual to withstand professional difficulties);

D) distance (the idea of the place of the profession in the semantic, informational and intercultural professional space).

• The transformative function is associated with a focus on development, a change in professional position. Mark what the quality of this function depends on to the least extent:

A) professional self-assessment;

B) the range of changes in professionally important qualities and the degree of self-identification with the profession - the possibility of adaptation is higher for people with a broad identification;

C) distancing the image of one's profession from others - professional self-isolation makes it difficult to adapt to changing conditions and “building bridges” when moving to a different professional space;

D) consistency or “looseness” of the identity structure.

• Is the work on one's own system of values one of the tasks of forming the professional identity of a social worker:

A) has a primary role;

B) is one of the areas of identity formation;

C) indirectly affects this area;

D) does not refer to professional identity at all.

• Is the development of social and emotional intelligence a property of the identity of a social worker:

A) has a primary role;

B) is one of the areas of identity formation;

C) indirectly affects this area;

D) does not refer to professional identity at all.

• Is real or projected professional self-esteem one of the directions for the development of professional identity:

A) has a primary role;

B) is one of the areas of identity formation;

C) indirectly affects this area;

D) does not refer to professional identity at all.

• What determines the level of a social worker's own professional competence to the greatest extent:

A) the objective opinion of senior management;

B) customer feedback;

C) own perception, which is formed on the basis of important aspects of work activity for the employee

D) satisfaction with their own results of work