From the generalist practice perspective "commitment to the long haul", means:
a) Social work practitioners must sign an agreement that they will work toward their chosen policy
practice goal until some conclusive resolution is achieved.
b) A social work practitioner with individual clients in the trucking or transport business will ride
with them and provide counseling if needed.
c) When a social worker decides to work at an agency they must commit to at least a five year
service contract.
d) Treating people with dignity, and "being there" for them when the need arises, and in the policy
practice arena, working on policy change, applying persistence and perseverance to se the push
for change until a conclusion is reached.
D
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A) ?challenges to the leader B) ?resistance C) ?non-defensiveness D) ?intermember conflict
A family member is suffering from alcoholism and substance abuse even though neither of the member’s parents ever drank alcohol. An investigation of the genogram reveals that an uncle and three of four grandparents had “drinking problems” as did a great aunt and uncle. This is an example of what Bowen would call:
A. The multigenerational transmission process B. The nuclear family emotional system C. The family projection process D. All of the above
Critical race theory _____.
A. holds that the standpoint of the observer is the primary filter for perceiving and interpreting racial and cultural identity B. concludes that identity is only based on race rather than intersections among cultural group memberships C. emphasizes the stress and strain resulting from belonging to two cultures D. contends that racism is embedded in social interactions and social structures
Ethical practices in the social services are in place because:
a. They prevent a civil suit being brought against the human service worker b. They prevent the social human worker from being fired c. They prevent the exploitation of the individuals seeking human services d. Most professions monitor the behavior of their members