Natividad National High School

Natividad, Pangasinan

DISCIPLINES AND IDEAS IN APPLIED SOCIAL SCIENCE (DIASS)

_____1. The application of social scientific theories and knowledge from social sciences to the physical environment or
society.
a. Applied Social Science b. Social Science c. Natural Science d. Behavioral Science
_____2. The following are the different fields of Applied Social Science except:
a. Counselling b. Social Work c. Communication d. Economics
_____3. This function of a counsellor seeks to identify the characteristics and potential of every client.
a. Individual Counselling b. Individual Assessment c. Referral d. Consultation
_____4. The process of reaching out to students with concerns on drugs, family and peers or gang involvement.
a. Group Counselling b. Career Counselling c. School Counselling d. Mental Health Counselling
_____5. What area of specialization that requires patience, humility kindness and compassion.
a. School Counselling b. Career Counselling c. Group Counselling d. Mental Health Counselling
_____6. A discipline that provides guidance, help and support to individuals through the application of psychological
methods that includes case history data, personal interviews, an aptitude tests.
a. Social Work b. Counselling c. Demography d. Statistics
_____7. To help an individual maximize his freedom and seek individual’s effectiveness by giving him/her control over
his environment. Which among the goals of counselling applies this characteristic?
a. Facilitate change of behaviour c. Promote decision making
b. Facilitate counselee or client potential d. Improve relationship skill
_____8. The Code of Ethics of Guidance Counselor from the Philippine Guidance and Counseling Association (PGCA).
a. RA 9528 b. RA 9852 c. RA 9258 d. RA 9285
_____9. Many people go to a counsellor because of poor self-esteem or inadequate social skills, some of them might be
bullied by classmates. What goal of counselling is applied in this situation?
a. Promote decision making c. Facilitate change of behavior
b. Enhance coping skills and adjustment d. Improve relationship skills
_____10. An area of counselling relationship in which counsellors do not engage in discrimination based on age, color
and culture.
a. Client Welfare b. Respecting diversity c. Dual Relationships d. Fees
_____11. A social worker is a __________ who by accepted standards of training and social work professional experiences,
Possesses the skill to achieve the objects as defined and set by the social work profession through the use of
basic methods of casework, group work and community organization.
a. Practitioner b. Person c. Personnel d. Key actor
_____12. Studies human life in the past through the examination of things left behind by people.
a. Cultural Anthropology b. Physical Anthropology c. Archaeology d. Anthropological Linguistics
_____13. Which is NOT an applied social science?
a. Counselling b. History c. Social Work d. Communication
_____14. Counselors are also present in various agencies or institutions supported by the government. Which work
setting can you find the counsellor?
a. Counselors in Private Sector c. Counselors in School
b. Counselors in the Government d. Counselors in Community Setting
_____15. Each person has the right to _________________.which derived from his inherent capacity and thrust toward the
goal.
a. Self-fulfilment c. Responsibility to common good
b. Responsibility of the society d. Satisfy basic needs
_____16. School work is demonstrated as a primary discipline in terms of these child welfare service except:
 a. Foster Care b. Medical Facilities c. School Programs d. Residential Care
_____17. To be able to practice social work, the social worker must:
a. Enroll social work in any university
b. Finish both Bachelor of Science in Social Work and Masteral degree program in Social Work
c. Pass the licensure examination annually given by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)
d. Have an intensive training certified by the DSWD.
_____18. The Philippine Association of School Workers Inc. has formulated the Social Worker’s _________ which comprise
of its beliefs and standards of ethical conduct in the following areas: relative to self and the profession, to
clients and colleagues.
a. Code of Ethics c. Standards and Policies
b. Creed d. Guidelines for Conduct of Work
_____19. The worker’s recognition of the individual’s worth as human being imbued with inherent worth and dignity.
a. Self-determination b. Acceptance c. Confidentiality d. Individualization
_____20. This characterizes that every individual is unique and possesses certain traits or attributes specific only to
himself.
a. Acceptance c. Individualization
b. Self-determination d. Non-judgmental attititude
_____21. The number one skill that a counsellor should always consider in a counselling process.
a. Resistance b. Listening skills c. Empathy d. Transference
_____22. Which of the following is NOT a field of the Social Science?
a. Counseling b. Political Science c. Sociology d. Demography
_____23. A substitute temporary parental care provided to a child by a licensed foster family under the supervision of a
social
Worker.
a. Residential Care b. Foster Care c. Adoption d. Parole
_____24. This role is about the direct provision of material aid and other resources that will be helpful in reducing
situational deficiencies.
a. Social Broker b. Advocate c. Mediator d. Resource broker
_____25. A process of treatment, prescribed by the court for persons convicted of offenses against the law.
a. Probation b. Parole c. Imprisonment d. None of the above
_____26. Their dominant goal is the personal growth of the participants in group at al levels in their emotional,
interpersonal, intellectual and spiritual phase of their life.
a. Treatment group b. Social group c. Interest group d. Growth group
_____27. A helping process that consists of a variety of activities that may include the giving of material assistance,
Referrals to other community facilities and rendering emotional and psychological support.
a. Social Work Research b. Social Casework c. Social Action/Reform d. Social Group Work
_____28. He defines assessment as the process and a product of understanding in which action is based.
a. Robert Vinter b. Arthur Dunham c. Max Siporin d. Florence Hollis
_____29. The purpose of social group work are the following except:
a. To diminish the social adjustment of the individual and developing the social consciousness
b. To provide opportunities for planned group experiences that are needed by all people.
c. To provide experiences that are relaxing and that give individuals a chance to create and express themselves
d. To help individuals in groups to take responsibility for their own behaviour
_____30. The preservation of secret information concerning the client which is disclosed in the professional relationship.
a. Self-determination b. Confidentiality c. Acceptance d. Individualization
_____31. Which of the following is NOT a helpful reminder when conducting an interview?
a. Prepare for the interview
b. Do not be conscious of the time
c. The interview should have proper deportment
d. Do not rush into direct action or help without fully understanding the client’s situation.
_____32. Planning is the process of envisioning the future structure and operation of the social agency including the
determination and clarification of the agency’s ______________________.
a. Objectives b. Functions c. Policies d. All of the above
_____33. Social work is depicted as a secondary discipline in these setting.
a. Corrections b. Medical facilities c. Industry d. All of the above
_____34. Refers to the active participation of the social workers in social reforms. Goal comes from a perspective
that there is a persistence of poverty, environmental destruction, and social disintegration.
a. Curing b. Changing c. Caring d. None of the above
_____35. The social worker is conscious about his/her role in making use of his/her professional relationship with the
client in a way that will enhance the client’s development rather than his/her own. What principle of social
work is being stated?
a. Client-worker relationship b. Worker self-awareness c. Confidentiality d. Self-determination
_____36. Social work is defined as a profession which is concerned about the person’s adjustment to his/her
environment. Mendoza (2002) referred this as the person’s __________________
a. Social functioning b. Social milieu c. Social welfare d. Social development
_____37. The _________________ highlight the role of cognitions on emotions with the assertion that persons can be best
appreciated in terms of internal cognitive dialogue or self-talk.
a. Rational Emotive Therapy c. Beck’s Cognitive Therapy
b. Berne’s Transactional Analysis d. None of the above
_____38. The following are goals of Sigmund Freud’s psychoanalysis theory except:
a. To help clients gain insights about themselves
b. Establishment and maintenance of an egalitarian relationship
c. To help clients work unstuck issues, through a developmental stage, not settled in the past
d. To help clients cope with the stresses of the society
_____39. The practice of helping clients find needed expert assistance that the referring counsellor cannot provide.
a. Research b. Career Assistance c. Referral d. Consultation
_____40. A report prepared if the case will be transferred to another worker or unit which may include recommendations
on future course of action.
a. Closing summary b. Case study c. Survey reports d. Transfer summaries
_____41. NASW identified standards on the ethical responsibility to clients and these are the following except for:
a. Conflict of interest c. Informed consent
b. Privacy and confidentiality d. Interdisciplinary collaboration
_____42. A function of a social worker in which it ascertains and strengthens the full potential in individuals, groups,
and communities.
a. Developmental Function b. Rehabilitative Function c. Preventive Function d. None of the above
_____43. The mobilization, disbursement and control of the financial resources of the agency is called.
a. Coordination b. Budgeting c. Directing d. Staffing
_____44. Who among the professionals used counselling in their work?
a. Architect b. Social workers c. Teachers d. Both b & c
_____45. Privacy and confidentiality, Conflict of interest and Informed consent are elements of ethical responsibility to
______.
a. Clients b. Practice setting c. Professionals d. Broader society
_____46. When a wife quarrel with her husband because of jealousy or a person under stress finds her/himself shouting
is an example of what mode of adaptation?
a. Fight b. Flight c. Pairing d. None of the above
_____47. On ethical responsibility in practice setting, the ethical standards identified by NASW include: supervision and
consultation, education and training, performance evaluation, labor-management disputes, billing, client
transfer,administration, continuing education and staff development, commitment to employers, and _________.
a. Discrimination b. Impairment c. client records d. Solicitations
_____48. It entails the entry into a relationship with another person who is perceive to be stronger, stable, or who has
the capacity to provide help over his/her problem.
a. Flight b. Paring c. Fight d. None of the above
_____49. This role is about the direct provision of material aid and other resources that will be helpful in reducing
situational deficiencies. These resources are mobilized and created to directly provide to the client being
assisted.
a. Enabler b. Social broker c. Advocate d. Resource broker
_____50. They are those, who, as a result of period or continuous use of drugs usually in the form of sedatives,
stimulants, and hallucinogens have developed a physical and/or psychological need for/reliance on these
drugs to the extent that their denial produces adverse effects on themselves.
a. Drug courier b. Drug abuser c. Drug dependents d. None of the above

Prepared by:

JONALYN C. BAÑEZ
SHS Teacher II
 NATIVIDAD NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Natividad, Pangasinan
S. Y. 2019-2020

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT

DISCIPLINES AND IDEAS IN THE APPLIED SOCIAL SCIENCES (DIASS)

Answer Key
 1. A 26. D
2. D 27. B
3. B 28. C
4. C 29. A
5. D 30. B
6. B 31. B
7. C 32. D
8. C 33. A
9. D 34. B
10. B 35. B
11. A 36. A
12. C 37. A
13. B 38. B
14. B 39. C
15. A 40. D
16. C 41. D
17. C 42. A
18. A 43. B
19. B 44. D
20. C 45. A
21. B 46. A
22. A 47. C
23. B 48. B
24. D 49. D
25. A 50. C

JONALYN C. BAÑEZ
Adviser

MIDTERM
1. A. Applied Social Science
2. D. Economics
3. B. Individual Assessment
4. C. School Counselling
5. D. Mental Health Counselling
6. B. Counselling
7. C. Facilitate counselee/client potential
8. C. RA 9258
9. D. Improve relationship skills
10. B. Respecting diversity
11. A. Practitioner
12. C. Archaeology
13. B. History
14. C. Counselors in the Government
15. A. Self-fulfilment
16. C. School Programs
17. c. Pass the licensure examination annually given by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)
18. a. Code of Ethics
19. b. Acceptance
20. b. Individualization
21. b. Listening skills
22. a. Counseling
23. b. Foster care
24. d. Resource broker
25. a. Probation
26. d. Growth group
27. b. Social Casework
28. c. Max Siporin
29. a. To diminish the social adjustment of the individual and developing the social consciousness
30. b. Confidentiality
31. b. Do not be conscious of the time
32. d. All of the above
33. a. Corrections
34. b. Changing
35. b. Worker self-awareness
36. a. Social functioning
37. a. Rational Emotive Therapy
38. b. Establishment and maintenance of an egalitarian relationship
39. c. Referral
40. d. Transfer summaries
41. d. Interdisciplinary collaboration
42. a. Developmental Function
43. b. Budgeting
44. d. Both b & c
45. a. Clients
46. a. Fight
47. c. client records
48. b. pairing
49. d. Resource broker
50. c. Drug dependents