If the client seems uncomfortable exploring further, the practitioner should go back to expressing understanding in order to build a trusting relationship
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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By which era had organized advocacy on many fronts, often led by social workers, become a
compelling social force in America?
a. The Great Depression. b. The Progressive Era. c. The Great Society. d. The Post?World War II era.
Picture some group with which you've been involved. What kind of group was it? Who was the leader of that group? What kinds of power (legitimate, reward, coercive, referent, and/or expert) did that leader bring to the group? How would you describe the leader's style-more leader-directed or group-directed? To what extent did the leader empower group members? If so, what specific techniques did the leader use?
What will be an ideal response?
When clients continue to talk about problems, solution-oriented practitioners
A. confront clients about their negativity B. reassure clients that their problems will likely diminish over time C. summarize what clients are saying and seek permission to move in a more positive direction D. make concrete suggestions of possible solutions
In the text the person in a group exhibiting a type of disruptive behavior by volunteering to do crucial tasks but who has little intention of completing them. ______
a. Bear b. Clown c. Withholder d. Eager Beaver