A client, referred by his probation officer, comes into the social worker's office talking in a very
sparing manner and appearing suspicious. The social worker should FIRST:
a) Explore the client's suspiciousness
b) Suggest that his manner indicates that he needs to be there
c) Listen attentively and begin to build a supportive therapeutic relationship
d) Refer the client to a psychiatrist for further evaluation
C
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A) ?Parroting B) ?Jargon C) ?Criticism D) ?Humor
According to Putman, the decline in civic engagement in voluntary associations and participation in formed groups was not caused by
a) Time and money pressures b) Mobility and sprawl c) Availability of technology and the mass media d) Greater differences between the wealthy and the poor
Why is the "management team and company structure" section of the business plan are often given disproportionate weight among investors?
Which of the following is NOT a core value of the social work profession?
A. Service B. Social justice C. Suspension of judgment D. Importance of human relationships E. Competence