What can limit genuineness within group participation?
a. An internal conflict regarding the way someone sees herself or himself
b. Fear of being accepted and making friends with those in the group
c. Desire to fit in, make and keep friends, please the group leader, or be seen in
a positive light
d. Wanting to upset the group leader/members by being less sincere and
authentic about the work
C
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a. first b. second c. third d. fourth
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her family caregivers to come to session to learn more about her illness, but they refused. This type of caregiving is MOST likely considered: a) Stigmatized b) Burdened c) Effective d) Complex
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took the test was 80% and the median was 75% with a standard deviation of 5%. The mean for the men was 65% correct and the median was 65% with a standard deviation of 10%. What is the z-score for Connie and Tom relative to those of their own sex? A) Connie's z-score is +1, Tom's is -2, so Connie really did better. B) Both Connie and Tom have the same z-score, 1, so they are the same. C) Connie's z-score is -1, Tom's is +1, so Tom really did better. D) Connie's z-score is 0 and Tom's is +1, so he did worse.
Using the human service model, the professional asks all but which of the following questions?
a. What was the mindset of the client in the past? b. What is the mindset of the client now? c. What problems does the client face? d. What alternatives are possible to solve these problems?