At the end of the first session, when using family therapy as the model, it is recommended that
the practitioner:
A) Try to establish an overall goal that each family member can agree upon
B) Agree to meet with each member individually
C) Make sure the focus is on the identified client in order to break the cycle of denial.
D) None of the above.
A
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a. Eco-graph b. Sociogram c. Group map d. Genometer
Which of the following statements about the care of older persons in Japan is true?
A) Demand for nursing homes, especially in Japan's big cities, is low. B) Japanese families assume no more responsibility for their older relatives than do Western families. C) The proportion of older couples living with adult children has declined since 1985. D) The old are such a small proportion of the Japanese population that their care is not a significant problem.
Answer each of the following questions: (a) Explain the carryover effect with regard to the use of the single-subject design in evaluative research; (b) Is this effect an advantage or a disadvantage to the use of single-subject designs? (c) Identify one situation where this effect is likely to be present or absent.
What will be an ideal response?
The term downshifting refers to:
a. voluntary limiting of job demands so employees can devote increased time to one's family or oneself b. movement of jobs from the U.S. to other countries c. effects of stress created by job demands on dual-career families d. the change from an industrial economy to a service economy