Elective Social Case Work

Social Case Work old question papers

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16 questionsSit this paper (timed)

Tribhuvan University

Bachelor of Social Work

Year 2 · TU Board 2079

Course Title: Social Case Work

Full Marks: 70Time: 3 Hrs

Group A

Attempt any TWO questions from Group A(2 × 10 = 20)

  1. 1.

    Define case work. Describe the scope of case work in social work practice.

    10
  2. 2.

    Discuss the objectives and importance of counselling in case work practice.

    10
  3. 3.

    What are the key processes of case work? Describe with examples.

    10

Group B

Attempt THREE from Group B(3 × 5 = 15)

  1. 4.

    Why do the psychosocial approach is important in social case work? Discuss.

    5
  2. 5.

    Describe the major tools for problem diagnosis in social case work.

    5
  3. 6.

    Explain the importance of recording in social case work.

    5
  4. 7.

    Discuss the social case work in medical and psychiatric settings.

    5
  5. 8.

    Write short notes (any TWO) a) Marriage counselling centres. b) Participant observation c) Active listening

    5

Group C

(social work practice with group) Attempt any TWO questions(2 × 10 = 20)

  1. 9.

    Define social group work and describe the scope and objectives of social group work practice.

    10
  2. 10.

    Highlights the major contemporary theories and methods of group work practice in social work.

    10
  3. 11.

    What is leadership? Explain with the major types of leadership in social group work.

    10

Group D

Attempt THREE(3 × 5 = 15)

  1. 12.

    What are the major group work process in social work? Discuss.

    5
  2. 13.

    Point out the key program media in social group work practice.

    5
  3. 14.

    Discuss the pattern and process of group interaction.

    5
  4. 15.

    Mention the role of social group workers in health institutions.

    5
  5. 16.

    Write short notes (any TWO) a) Group work in community settings b) Senior citizens c) Self-help group

    5

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