TSA has a different approach from Saul Alinsky's description of an organizer because:
A. It emphasizes clinical issues that Alinsky never mentions
B. It states that all practitioners need to strive for excellence rather than perfection
C. It does not focus on actual organizing work
D. It is against any form of militancy
Answer: B
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a. Most elderly people rely on Social Security benefits and their own assets as major sources of income. b. Most elderly people rely on Social Security benefits and their families as major sources of income. c. Most elderly people rely on their families and their own assets as major sources of income. d. None of the above
Instructions or directions:
A) Are used to help clients find their way to and from interviewing sessions, and to be there on time. B) Are used when clients become resistant to other, more non-directive interventions. C) Are used with clients from other cultures who may not have good English language skills, and therefore cannot participate more collaboratively in the interview process. D) Are used to assist the client to acquire, strengthen, weaken, or eliminate a response.
Irene claims that she is politically liberal, and that her parents and great-grandparents also feel that
"big government" is advantageous. As a policy analyst she wants to compare the effectiveness between state and federal initiatives. However, she is also aware of her biases and wants to ensure that they do not influence the outcome of the research. According to the text, what issue is likely affecting her research topic? a) Generational family issues b) Curiosity c) Political perspective d) Funding implications
Healthy families are said to be characterized by:
a. An authoritarian parenting style b. Favoring of compromise or conciliation c. A strong parental/marital or couple alliance d. All of the above