The following factors contributed to social work’s focus on micro practice following WW I and into the 1920s
a. The influence of psychoanalytic theory
b. The growth of the Settlement Movement
c. Economic decline
d. A national mood favoring social reform
a. The influence of psychoanalytic theory
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A) It allows researchers to become more sympathetic to their research subjects’ concerns. B) Fieldwork is a training period to prepare ethnologists for jobs as professors. C) It provides the data needed to describe the typical cultural behaviors of a group of people. D) It is a rite of passage for anthropologists, as it is a traditional component of anthropological work.
_____ are people who are so trapped by a loved one's addiction that they lose their own identity in the process of obsessively managing the day-to-day trauma created by the addict
A) ?Alcoholics B) ?Abusers C) Victims D) ?Codependents
According to Maidment (2006), respectful and appropriate physical contact
between the client and worker conveys a sense of connectedness unparalleled by verbal assurance and empathy.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.. The attitude that our clients won’t hurt us is dangerous, because it makes us ______.
A. vulnerable B. gullible C. unethical D. distrustful