Forensic Social Worker Study Questions
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Forensic social work entails assisting individuals involved in legal/criminal cases in all levels. Undoubtedly, it is the point where social work and the legal system meets. As an aspiring forensic social worker, you will find this simple quiz useful in your preparation for the standard exam. Attempt it now!
- 1.When was the first forensic social worker employed in London?
- A.
1915
- B.
1941
- C.
1931
- D.
1936
- 2.Which of these is not related to social work?
- A.
Law
- B.
Public health
- C.
Community development
- D.
Economics
- 3.Which of these establishments does not engages forensic social workers?
- A.
Child and women protection services
- B.
Leisure enterprises
- C.
Think tank agencies
- D.
Correctional services
- 4.In what century was the individual case work strategy first adopted in social work?
- A.
12th century
- B.
19th century
- C.
15th century
- D.
18th century
- 5.What is the intersection of psychology and justice system called?
- A.
Legal forensics
- B.
Criminal psychology
- C.
Forensic sociology
- D.
Forensic psychology
- 6.Which of these disciplines is not related to forensic social work?
- A.
Law
- B.
Health science
- C.
Guidance and counselling
- D.
Psychology
- 7.A forensic social worker is concerned with these except which of the following?
- A.
Domestic violence
- B.
Poverty
- C.
Unemployment
- D.
Peer influence
- 8.What industry employs less forensic social workers?
- A.
Correctional industry
- B.
Governent industry
- C.
Social services
- D.
Health industry
- 9.Which of these is not a level of practice in forensic social work?
- A.
Macro
- B.
Micro
- C.
Merda
- D.
Mezzo
- 10.How long would it take to be a master's level social worker in Europe?
- A.
Two years
- B.
Four years
- C.
Three years
- D.
Five years
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