Discuss the importance of risk and protective factors in prevention.
What will be an ideal response?
Understanding risk factors for certain types of child abuse and neglect allows for prevention models to be crafted to mitigate those risk factors. Likewise, knowing what protective factors decrease the likelihood for different types of abuse can and should be considered in prevention. Sometimes, it is possible to increase or support protective factors, thereby decreasing risk. Knowing the different risk and protective factors for different types of abuse is important because they vary from type to type, thus the prevention efforts or programming would also vary.
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A) ?setting goals. B) ?recognizing instances of success. C) pathology. D) rediscovering client resources.
ACT is most likely to promote the idea that:
a. avoiding feelings provides relief from distress. b. disputing thoughts reframes our point of view. c. fighting feelings makes them worse. d. the content of experience is more important than the context of experience.
Getting people involved
A. Is a very difficult challenge because so few Americans volunteer their time anymore. B. Should first start with people you do not know so that you are not taking advantage of your relationships with friends and colleagues. C. Is promoted by following the 50/10 Rule, which means that in the early stages of your organization at least 50% of your time is spent in face-to-face conversation with potential supporters, and that this should never fall below 10% of your time. D. Is promoted by calling your first meeting right away as a way of quickly building relationships, assigning tasks, and taking action.
As presented by Egan, the four requirements for true dialogue in the helping process are turn taking; connecting; mutual influencing; and ____
A. speaking with deep emotion B. coming to agreement C. cocreating outcomes D. therapeutic progress