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Example(s) of deprivation and oppression that call forth a response of creativity, discovery of meaning, and sense of divine support

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Example(s) of deprivation and oppression that call forth a response of creativity, discovery of meaning, and sense of divine support.

Victor Frankl, the founder of logotherapy, and his experiences in a Nazi concentration camp.

African American use of Christian hymns to proclaim their secret hopes of freedom

Abolitionists use of Christian hymns to support the underground railroad-made not or rails, but of prayer, songs, and sacrifice.

All of the above

 

Fowler (2000) provided a set of categories to understand various contents of a person's developing faith including:

 

the things of qualities with greatest value to us and the master stories that we use to guide and explain our lives

spiritual assumptions of Buddhism

spiritual assumptions of Hinduism

all of the above

 

 

In a spiritually sensitive agency staff relations are not based on rigid hierarchy, condescension, coercive authoritarianism or disruptive competition.

True

False

 

Inbrongo and Canda (1988) and Canda (1998 developed a conception model for viewing social work as a holistic system drawing on insights from

Chinese Philosophy in the Book of Changes

Principles of general dynamic systems theory

Freudian theory

Both a and b

 

Lukoff and colleges suggest that religious or spiritual problems may coexist and interact with mental disorders or physical illnesses and as such long term treatment should address these.

True

False