In the context of social work, which of the following is a guideline for employing confrontation effectively?
A) ?Use confrontation when clients are experiencing extreme emotional strain.
B) ?Use confrontation as often as possible.
C) ?Expect immediate change after confrontation.
D) ?Encourage self-confrontation whenever possible.
D
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"Policy advocacy" aims to:
a. Change clients' attitudes. b. Help clients from powerless groups obtain resources and opportunities. c. Provide support to advocates. d. Encourage clinicians to sponsor new policies.
The executive director of a community center requests an assessment of how youth in the neighborhood spend their leisure time, including what after school activities they attend and what type of sports activities they prefer. She has asked for which type of research to be conducted?
a. Descriptive b. Explanatory c. Evaluation d. Qualitative e. Authentic
The purpose of a paraphrase is:
A) To encourage the client to provide more detail and to ensure the communication is being understood by both the client and the interviewer. B) To discourage the client from providing more detail; in other words, to slow down talkative clients. C) To allow the interviewer time to digest what the client has said. D) To provide a buffer between interviewer questions, so the session doesn't take on a ‘question and answer' format.
Which statement is true?
A) Although facial expressions of emotion may not be culture bound, the client's culture determines how and when facial expressions of emotions occur. B) Because facial expressions of emotion may not be culture bound, client facial responses to feeling reflections will be largely similar regardless of culture. C) There is evidence that facial expressions of emotion are culture bound, so the client's culture will determine how and when facial expressions of emotions occur. D) There is evidence that facial expressions of emotion are culture bound, but how and when facial expressions of emotion occur is largely universal.