What do hospice and palliative care have in common?
A. They exclusively treat people who are near death.
B. They both involve support from a patient's loved ones.
C. They embrace the idea that, at the end of life, comfort is more important than continued aggressive treatment.
D. They are both typically provided at home.
Answer: C
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contracted it a. from a toilet seat that someone with HIV had used. b. by using the same drinking glass as someone with HIV. c. from contact with the blood of someone who has HIV. d. by kissing someone with HIV.
You find that maturation is a threat to the internal validity and should be a special concern in your proposed study. However, the only feasible design in this situation doesn’t control the threat of maturation. What should you do?
A. You should not conduct an evaluation study in this situation. B. You should conduct the study with the feasible design and you do not need to worry about this problem as a major limitation of your study methods. C. You should conduct the study with the best design that is feasible and report its failure to address maturation as a major limitation of your study methods. D. You should encourage others to conduct this study for you and let them worry about threats to internal validity.
Which type of family therapist is least likely to speculate on the origin of the problem?
a. object relations psychoanalysts b. intersubectivists c. behavior therapists d. relational psychoanalysts
During an initial session, a client appears reluctant to speak and states, "I am not sure if this is going to work out". The BEST response for the social worker to take is to:
A. Use this as an opening to address this hesitancy as a therapeutic issue B. Ignore the comment because this is only the first interaction and such feelings are likely to subside over time C. Ask the client to speak about other situations in which the client has similar feelings D. Clarify what the client can expect, including the social worker's role and confidentiality practices.