A worker was puzzled about how to clinically treat a client with a diagnosis of schizophrenia who had
a college degree, held a steady job in an office, and complained of intrusive voices.
To identify an
evidence-based practice, the worker would need to search the literature all of the following except:
a) treatment
b) schizophrenia
c) high functioning
d) voice control
D
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Which type of substitute care is typically reserved for children and adolescents who need intensive structure and therapeutic services?
a. family foster care b. kinship care c. residential treatment d. group homes
What might happen to a researcher’s work if they do not consider ethical implications of an evaluation?
What will be an ideal response?
In her feminist critique of major theories of justice, Susan Okin argued that
A. major philosophers have focused on defining justice in the public sphere. B. it is mainly in families that we learn about justice. C. our ideas of social justice become fully developed in the work place D. both A and B.
Generally speaking, addicted clients have poor treatment prognosis when
A. they also have borderline or antisocial personality disorder. B. they are over 40. C. they are unemployed or homeless. D. they suffer from an anxiety disorder.