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- Aspectos Históricos
- Aspectos Teórico-Metodológicos
- Assistente SocialExercício Profissional
- Assistente SocialInstrumental TécnicoInstrumentos, Estratégias e Técnicas de Intervenção
Ao analisar o significado social da profissão no processo de reprodução das relações sociais, Yazbek (2009) ressalta o caráter contraditório da prática profissional. Nesse sentido, analise as afirmações a seguir assinalando (V) para as VERDADEIRAS e (F) para as FALSAS.
( ) A institucionalização do Serviço Social como profissão na sociedade capitalista se explica no contexto contraditório de um conjunto de processos sociais, políticos e econômicos, que caracterizam as relações entre as classes sociais na consolidação do capitalismo monopolista.
( ) É necessário apreender as implicações políticas do exercício profissional que se desenvolve no contexto de relações entre as classes. Ou seja, compreender que a prática profissional do Serviço Social é necessariamente polarizada pelos interesses de classes sociais em relação, não podendo ser pensada fora dessa trama.
( ) O Serviço Social participa tanto do processo de reprodução dos interesses de preservação do capital, quanto das respostas às necessidades de sobrevivência dos que vivem do trabalho. Não se trata de uma dicotomia, mas do fato de que ele não pode eliminar essa polarização de seu trabalho, uma vez que as classes sociais e seus interesses só existem em relação.
( ) O Serviço Social é regulamentado como profissão liberal no Brasil, o que significa que o assistente social é um profissional autônomo no exercício de suas atividades, dispondo do controle das condições materiais, organizacionais e técnicas para o desempenho de seu trabalho.
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Em Gomes (2014), temos uma análise sobre a inconstitucionalidade das contrarreformas do SUS e seus modelos privados de gestão no SUS. Com isso, a partir das ideias apresentadas pelo autor é incorreto afirmar que:
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A atual configuração do Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS) é fruto das disputas entre projetos distintos e antagônicos existentes na sociedade brasileira para a área da saúde desde antes da Constituição de 1988. As análises apontam três projetos em disputa no campo da saúde:
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Na construção da política de saúde no Brasil, destaca-se o Movimento de Reforma Sanitária, que, como movimento social organizado, atuou na defesa do estado democrático de direito
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Bravo (2013), ao analisar a saúde no capitalismo e as práticas de saúde, aponta para uma mudança central que foi considerar fundamentalmente o enfoque biológico da doença, enfatizando o individual e não o social, o coletivo. Na década de 1940, destaca a consolidação de uma outra explicação para o fenômeno da saúde que:
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Behring e Boschetti (2007) apontam que a análise das políticas sociais como processo e resultado de relações complexas e contraditórias que se estabelecem entre Estado e sociedade civil, no âmbito dos conflitos e luta de classes que envolvem o processo de produção e reprodução do capitalismo, recusa a utilização de enfoques restritos ou implicações. Esta forma de análise das políticas sociais, segundo as autoras, está pautada em que perspectiva teórico-metodológica?
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Poverty among the elderly in the U.S: before and after de 2009 recession
For many people in the United States, growing older once meant living with less income. In 1960, as much as 35 percent of the elderly existed on poverty-level incomes. A generation ago, the nation’s oldest populations had the highest risk of living in poverty.
At the start of the twenty-first century, the older population was putting an end to that trend. Among people over sixty-five years old, the poverty rate fell from 30 percent in 1967 to 9.7 percent in 2008, well below the national average of 13.2 percent. However, given the recession in 2008, which severely reduced the retirement savings of many while taxing public support systems, how are the elderly affected? According to the Kaiser Commission on Medicaid, the national poverty rate among the elderly had risen to 14 percent by 2010.
Before the recession hit, what had changed to cause a reduction in poverty among the elderly? What social patterns contributed to the shift? For several decades, a greater number of women joined the workforce. More married couples earned double incomes during their working years and saved more money for their retirement. Private employers and governments began offering better retirement programs. By 1990, senior citizens reported earning 36 percent more income on average than they did in 1980; that was five times the rate of increase for people under age thirty-five (U.S. Census Bureau 2009).
In addition, many people were gaining access to better healthcare. New trends encouraged people to live more healthful lifestyles by placing an emphasis on exercise and nutrition. There was also greater access to information about the health risks of behaviors such as cigarette smoking, alcohol consumption, and drug use. Because they were healthier, many older people continue to work past the typical retirement age and provide more opportunity to save for retirement. Will these patterns return once the recession ends? Sociologists will be watching to see.
From: <https://slideplayer.com/slide/6074501/>. Access 01. Dec. 2018.
Glossary: elderly: idosos; income: renda; meant: significava; trend: tendência; fell: caiu; rate: taxa; shift: mudança; joined: juntaram-se a; earned: ganhavam; retirement: aposentadoria; behaviours: comportamentos.
The connector “in addition”, in “In addition, many people were gaining access to better healthcare” (last paragraph) can be replaced by:
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Read the text and answer the questions which follow it
Poverty among the elderly in the U.S: before and after de 2009 recession
For many people in the United States, growing older once meant living with less income. In 1960, as much as 35 percent of the elderly existed on poverty-level incomes. A generation ago, the nation’s oldest populations had the highest risk of living in poverty.
At the start of the twenty-first century, the older population was putting an end to that trend. Among people over sixty-five years old, the poverty rate fell from 30 percent in 1967 to 9.7 percent in 2008, well below the national average of 13.2 percent. However, given the recession in 2008, which severely reduced the retirement savings of many while taxing public support systems, how are the elderly affected? According to the Kaiser Commission on Medicaid, the national poverty rate among the elderly had risen to 14 percent by 2010.
Before the recession hit, what had changed to cause a reduction in poverty among the elderly? What social patterns contributed to the shift? For several decades, a greater number of women joined the workforce. More married couples earned double incomes during their working years and saved more money for their retirement. Private employers and governments began offering better retirement programs. By 1990, senior citizens reported earning 36 percent more income on average than they did in 1980; that was five times the rate of increase for people under age thirty-five (U.S. Census Bureau 2009).
In addition, many people were gaining access to better healthcare. New trends encouraged people to live more healthful lifestyles by placing an emphasis on exercise and nutrition. There was also greater access to information about the health risks of behaviors such as cigarette smoking, alcohol consumption, and drug use. Because they were healthier, many older people continue to work past the typical retirement age and provide more opportunity to save for retirement. Will these patterns return once the recession ends? Sociologists will be watching to see.
From: <https://slideplayer.com/slide/6074501/>. Access 01. Dec. 2018.
Glossary: elderly: idosos; income: renda; meant: significava; trend: tendência; fell: caiu; rate: taxa; shift: mudança; joined: juntaram-se a; earned: ganhavam; retirement: aposentadoria; behaviours: comportamentos.
According to the text, the 2008 economic recession in the U.S. caused:
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Read the text and answer the questions which follow it
Poverty among the elderly in the U.S: before and after de 2009 recession
For many people in the United States, growing older once meant living with less income. In 1960, as much as 35 percent of the elderly existed on poverty-level incomes. A generation ago, the nation’s oldest populations had the highest risk of living in poverty.
At the start of the twenty-first century, the older population was putting an end to that trend. Among people over sixty-five years old, the poverty rate fell from 30 percent in 1967 to 9.7 percent in 2008, well below the national average of 13.2 percent. However, given the recession in 2008, which severely reduced the retirement savings of many while taxing public support systems, how are the elderly affected? According to the Kaiser Commission on Medicaid, the national poverty rate among the elderly had risen to 14 percent by 2010.
Before the recession hit, what had changed to cause a reduction in poverty among the elderly? What social patterns contributed to the shift? For several decades, a greater number of women joined the workforce. More married couples earned double incomes during their working years and saved more money for their retirement. Private employers and governments began offering better retirement programs. By 1990, senior citizens reported earning 36 percent more income on average than they did in 1980; that was five times the rate of increase for people under age thirty-five (U.S. Census Bureau 2009).
In addition, many people were gaining access to better healthcare. New trends encouraged people to live more healthful lifestyles by placing an emphasis on exercise and nutrition. There was also greater access to information about the health risks of behaviors such as cigarette smoking, alcohol consumption, and drug use. Because they were healthier, many older people continue to work past the typical retirement age and provide more opportunity to save for retirement. Will these patterns return once the recession ends? Sociologists will be watching to see.
From: <https://slideplayer.com/slide/6074501/>. Access 01. Dec. 2018.
Glossary: elderly: idosos; income: renda; meant: significava; trend: tendência; fell: caiu; rate: taxa; shift: mudança; joined: juntaram-se a; earned: ganhavam; retirement: aposentadoria; behaviours: comportamentos.
Among the facts below, the one which is NOT suggested by the author as a cause for reduction in poverty among the elderly before the recession is:
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Read the text and answer the questions which follow it
Poverty among the elderly in the U.S: before and after de 2009 recession
For many people in the United States, growing older once meant living with less income. In 1960, as much as 35 percent of the elderly existed on poverty-level incomes. A generation ago, the nation’s oldest populations had the highest risk of living in poverty.
At the start of the twenty-first century, the older population was putting an end to that trend. Among people over sixty-five years old, the poverty rate fell from 30 percent in 1967 to 9.7 percent in 2008, well below the national average of 13.2 percent. However, given the recession in 2008, which severely reduced the retirement savings of many while taxing public support systems, how are the elderly affected? According to the Kaiser Commission on Medicaid, the national poverty rate among the elderly had risen to 14 percent by 2010.
Before the recession hit, what had changed to cause a reduction in poverty among the elderly? What social patterns contributed to the shift? For several decades, a greater number of women joined the workforce. More married couples earned double incomes during their working years and saved more money for their retirement. Private employers and governments began offering better retirement programs. By 1990, senior citizens reported earning 36 percent more income on average than they did in 1980; that was five times the rate of increase for people under age thirty-five (U.S. Census Bureau 2009).
In addition, many people were gaining access to better healthcare. New trends encouraged people to live more healthful lifestyles by placing an emphasis on exercise and nutrition. There was also greater access to information about the health risks of behaviors such as cigarette smoking, alcohol consumption, and drug use. Because they were healthier, many older people continue to work past the typical retirement age and provide more opportunity to save for retirement. Will these patterns return once the recession ends? Sociologists will be watching to see.
From: <https://slideplayer.com/slide/6074501/>. Access 01. Dec. 2018.
Glossary: elderly: idosos; income: renda; meant: significava; trend: tendência; fell: caiu; rate: taxa; shift: mudança; joined: juntaram-se a; earned: ganhavam; retirement: aposentadoria; behaviours: comportamentos.
From 1967 to 2008, the poverty rate among people over sixty-five
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