In dealing with a child who is having behavior problems in school, one of the steps the human service worker, who is sensitive to the impact of systems, is likely to take is:
A. Alerting the child to the consequences of his or her behavior.
B. Observing or gathering data about the rules, routines and atmosphere of the
child's classroom.
C. Drawing up an education plan to provide the child special services.
D. All of the above.
B
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a. True b. False
All of the following are true of mindfulness EXCEPT:
a. it is a heightened state of consciousness. b. focus is on in-the-moment perceptual experience. c. it uses as many senses as possible. d. it is synonymous with meditation.
Describe how the social survey could be employed in the evaluation of social work practice by the social worker.
What will be an ideal response?
When a practitioner is concerned that an insufficient number of persons in a sub-group of
the population will be included in the survey, the best kind of sample to use would be: a. Simple random. b. Accidental. c. Stratified random. d. Systematic random.