How would you use exploration when you are working with a client?
a. To tell them what to say to the people in their life who are contributing to
their problems in psychosocial functioning
b. To encourage them to travel and have exciting experiences on different
continents
c. To facilitate in-depth discussion, reflection on, and analysis of experiences,
feelings, and thoughts
d. To identify early childhood experiences that have shaped dysfunctional
patterns of behavior
C
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Interest inventories are designed to
a. predict job success. b. give some indication of job satisfaction. c. predict the job market. d. assess your work values.
To enhance member involvement and commitment in task groups the worker should not
a) Assign members specific roles b) Invite members' input into the agenda c) Be honest with members and let them know that their decisions are not binding d) Encourage members to participate in decision making
A social worker who determines whether an individual can be treated effectively in a community mental health center while living at home versus being hospitalized is evaluating:
a) The least restrictive alternative b) The client's right to refuse treatment c) The client's right to informed consent d) The least expensive alternative
Quasi-experiments randomly assign clients to treatment conditions
Indicate whether the statement is true or false