In which phase of community disaster is there a sense by the survivors that the community is available to offer support and resources?
a. Disillusionment
b. Heroic
c. Honeymoon
d. Reconstruction
C
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How did settlement house workers address the prominent role class differences played in the American economic system?
A. They provided career counseling to help clients move into the middle and upper classes. B. They lobbied Congress to address the distribution of U.S. resources at the national level. C. They focused political efforts on the local level. D. They used the legal system to fight for racial justice.
"Residency requirements" for public assistance in colonial America meant:
a) One had to own a residence to receive aid b) One had to be a local resident to receive aid c) One had to move to a local residence to receive aid d) One's entire family had to reside in the local area to receive aid
According to the book, all of the following are themes in the history of substance abuse and addiction except:
a. cultural traditions breed different reactions to the same drug b.. America has had a love/hate relationship with alcohol c. Russia has done much to advance the course of addiction treatment d. increased drug potency tends to be associated with prohibition
A woman presents with alcoholism. She is very interested in mutual
help because she considers herself to be a socially oriented person. However, she was discouraged by two groups in her area, as she felt they could not help her. What might you recommend? A. She needs social skills training, as she does not seem to be as socially oriented as she thinks if two groups could not help her. B. She would benefit most from a group that uses the Thirteen Statements of Acceptance. C. She would benefit most from individual-based therapy since mutual help has not worked. D. She would benefit most from a woman-focused AA group.