Professional competence, just like professional growth, is __________ for the duration of your career
A) ?a once and for all learning process
B) ?an ongoing developmental process
C) ?a short-term developmental process
D) ?a quick learning process
B
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A family practice physician who has an office in the same building where you have your
private practice refers one of his patients to you suspecting medication abuse. You see a 48 year old man, John Clay Edsel, who tells you that his doctor prescribed an antidepressant to help him with his symptoms of a major depressive episode. In a rapidfire fashion, Mr. Edsel very quickly describes his symptom picture. As soon as he started his antidepressant medication, Mr. Edsel reported that he began to have increased energy, racing thoughts, found it hard to sit still, and it was difficult for him to concentrate. Mr. Edsel also related a decreased need for sleep adding, “Three hours is all I need to wake up refreshed. I’ll sleep longer when I’m retired.” He adds, “After about 2 or 3 days I quit taking the antidepressants.” Mr. Edsel’s depression stopped but the new symptoms have continued. What is Mr. Edsel’s diagnosis? a) Major depressive disorder b) Cyclothymic disorder c) Bipolar II disorder d) Bipolar I disorder
Consistent with the ego psychology model is the expectation that the social work practitioner
may resist termination or experience a keen sense of loss that is more likely to occur under each of the following circumstances EXCEPT: A) When the counselor's professional concept of self is threatened by the client who leaves abruptly B) When termination signals an end of a learning experience for the counselor C) When termination arouses feelings of conflict in the counselor with regards to his or her own individuation D) All of the above are potentially difficult circumstances that may elicit emotional reactions
Increased population in urban areas, greater emphasis on rehabilitation, and explaining causality of behavior has led to:
a. The protection of all individuals' rights. b. Better definitions of "wrong" or unacceptable behavior. c. The elimination of involuntary service. d. An increased interaction between the legal system and human service systems
Although the Great Society was marked by unprecedented social reforms, there was little increase in social spending because Johnson would not commit major funds to many of his programs and initiatives.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)