A consumer with bipolar disorder comes into the social worker's office complaining that she wanted
her family caregivers to come to session to learn more about her illness, but they refused. This type
of caregiving is MOST likely considered:
a) Stigmatized
b) Burdened
c) Effective
d) Complex
B
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A test of hypothesis involving the comparison of mean scores of two distinct groups on a variable of interest that is measured at the interval level, requires the use of:
a. the dependent samples t Test b. pearson’s product moment correlation c. the independent samples t Test d. the one-sample t Test
Goal selection in the change planning should consider the following elements except:
a. nongeneralizable b. level(s) of social difficulty c. client self-determination d. the fact that the client is not in any danger
Jerimiah, who recently earned his Associate’s degree, is a client advocate/caseworker aid with the local agency serving persons with disabilities. He is most likely a ______.
A. paraprofessional B. licensed social worker C. specialized professional D. basic professional
Which of the following is not an example of an ethical issue in family therapy is:
a. to whom the therapist owes primary loyalty b. how to deal with confidentiality c. when and how to diagnostically label family members d. a diagnositic disagreement with a supervisor