The jealousy and possessiveness often exhibited by perpetrators of domestic violence are frequently rooted in
a. a fear on the part of abusers that they will be abandoned, taken advantage of and humiliated, as many were in their childhoods.
b. a deep and intense love for the abuser's partner.
c. a response to the victim's unfaithful behavior and/or constant betrayal.
d. a reflection of their own bad behavior.
A
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Which of the following skills can social workers gain by doing program evaluation?
a. Conceptual skills b. Assessment skills c. Research skills d. All of the above
Baccalaureate social workers are required to complete a maximum of 200 hours of field experience supervised by a social work practitioner
a. true b. false
The use of more than one baseline as a means of measuring change is called
A. baselining. B. multiple baselines. C. double-subject design. D. concomitant variation.
One of the most striking lessons to take from Jean Carlyle’s story is that
a. administrative practices have little effect on people’s ability to do their jobs well. b. for good or ill, administrative practices powerfully effect people’s workloads. c. screaming at people typically gets good results. d. pressuring people in stressful situations is a successful leadership method.