Under the Poor Laws of England, vagrancy was handled as a
A) natural consequence of urbanization, warranting a local response
B) criminal matter, where sustenance was provided only for those deemed unable to work
C) social ill that needed treatment using the medical model
D) reflection of difficult economic times, requiring the use of a compassionate model
B
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The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence states that the strongest risk for transmitting violent behavior from one generation to the next is:
a. Children who have underlying health issues b. Being a female victim c. Children who witness violence in the home d. Being in poverty
For each treatment task, you should also note how you will address diversity issues such as culture, race, sexual orientation, and gender orientation. Which of the following examples might be a way to address diversity in treatment tasks?
A) Use of humor with teens B) Use of personalismo with Hispanic/Latino clients C) Inclusion of spirituality and religious resources D) All of these are correct
Consider the fact that most of the public accepts the fact that alcohol consumption forms a continuum or spectrum, from occasional drinking to alcoholism, but the use of heroin and cocaine are considered "abuse," a kind of addiction. Discuss why this bifurcation takes place.
What will be an ideal response?
To achieve positive results in role clarification while dealing with a new client, a social worker should:
A) ?not emphasize client responsibility. B) ?avoid mentioning that difficulties are inherent in the process. C) ?determine the client's expectations. D) ?avoid the person-in-the-environment focus.