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Multiple Choice (15 marks) 1. Which of the following is a characteristic of the settlement house movement? a its purpose was to bring the youth of the educated middle class and the charitable gentry to live among the urban natives b. its workers were inclined to engage in social reform activities such as improving working conditions, housing, health and education C. it involved an increase in women becoming more active in social and political issues outside the home d. all of the above During the era of social reform - beginning in the late nineteenth century - the middle class generally began to support a publicly funded response to poverty because a. social scientific research convinced them of the need to feel compassionate b. they feared widespread poverty would result in mob violence and the spread of illness C. churches were becoming more focused on a moral, and not a scientific, world view d. they recognized that they may experience poverty at some point in their lives Freudian thought played an increasingly important role in social work and, along with Mary Richmond's work, supported what kind of shift in social work practice? from a concern with individual causes of social problems to a concern with societal causes of social problems b. from a concern with the societal context of social issues to a concern with a person's psychological make up as the source of problems from office - and agency-based work to community-based work from a passive role for the social worker to a more active role The Great Depression caused Canadians to see unemployment as a problem that was largely located in the prairie provinces b. a socio-economic or social structural problem rather than a personal problem an acceptable fact of life d. a result of government intervention in the economy