Develop a list of questions that might comprise an assessment tool to determine a client’s perspective on his or her community of residence.
What will be an ideal response?
This is a “wide-open” assignment in which students can use their creativity to develop sets of questions for assessing a client’s community perspective. These questions should enable students to draw a conclusion about whether the client’s perspective is most representative of the spatial relations, conflict, social system, or social bond perspectives.
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