The recent interest in faith-based counseling is based upon a
a. religious revival within the united states.
b. holistic approach to mental health.
c. recognition that religious organizations often provide human services more effectively.
d. a sharp rise in church attendance.
B
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A. a client could not be hospitalized against his or her will simply for having a mental illness and needing treatment; a more specific set of guidelines had to be met B. deinstitutionalization was a violation of the right to protection held by patients with mental illnesses C. mentally ill individuals could legally be stripped of their voting and firearm ownership rights D. the U.S. government was responsible for covering the mental health treatment expenses of soldiers returning from the Vietnam War and any future wars
Which content analysis technique involves coding categories derived from the raw data itself, in order to generate theories, or theoretically connected explanations the document under analysis?
A) Directed content analysis B) Summative content analysis C) Conventional content analysis D) Narrative content analysis
Before jumping into the middle of a change effort, one of the tasks the worker should use to prepare him or herself is:
A. Stating the group's demands and designing strategies to put them forward. B. Researching the background of the system and the problems. C. Building coalitions and agreeing to work in a cooperative fashion with like minded groups and individuals.
Efforts by social workers to persuade clients to adopt their own personal values violate the principle of:
A. Individualizing the client B. Privileged communication C. Self- determination D. Starting where the client is