The main purpose of an intake interview is to:
A) ?provide a starting point for providing help.
B) ?find a way to categorize an individual.
C) ?allow the client to complete intake forms.
D) ?offer solutions for the client's problem(s).
A
You might also like to view...
A social worker's micro skills are important for what aspect of the advocacy cycle?
A. collecting and analyzing evidence B. management and program planning skills C. thinking about the big picture D. constructing ecological maps
To obtain samples of the same size from strata of varying sizes, it would be necessary to use A) simple random sampling
B)systematic sampling.? C)proportionate sampling.? D) disproportionate sampling.? E) quota sampling.
The process of intake involves activities in the following sequence:
a. Risk assessment, screening, investigation and substantiation, service planning b. Screening, investigation and substantiation, risk assessment, service planning. c. Investigation and substantiation, risk assessment, screening, service planning. d. Risk assessment, investigation and substantiation, screening, service planning
Operant interpersonal therapy represents a blend of operant learning principles and:
a. Gestalt psychology b. social exchange theory c. classical conditioning principles d. experiential psychology