The main focus of cognitive therapy is to:
A) Change client's behaviors.
B) Make people aware of unsatisfactory childhood relationships.
C) Make client's aware of activating events.
D) Make client's aware of their distorted thinking and help them substitute more rational
responses.
D
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Action?social organizational development (ASOD) is
a. encourages social agencies to emulate the structures of private corporations. b. is relatively easy for social agencies to adapt because social workers are in the change business. c. the process of transforming agencies with difficulties into effective agencies. d. rarely produces improved performance even when the organization successfully changes its culture.
The etiology of neglect includes:
A. Child, parent and family factors B. Poverty, parental factors, and community social factors C. Discrimination, oppression, and violence D. Mental illness, addictions, and criminal behavior
An example of practicing from the strengths perspective is
a. assuming young mothers can't care for their newborns. b. neglecting to mention a client's high level of motivation in a monthly report. c. incorporating a client's existing religious activities into a case plan as an informal support. d. only asking the client about their problems in an intake interview.
What is the minimal requirement for a counselor as regards the monitoring of service delivery to his or her client?
a. A face-to-face meeting takes place at least once per month b. A phone meeting takes place at least twice per month c. Efforts are made to monitor the services d. At least one meeting is held during provision of services