Role playing is a technique that involves
a. the practitioner taking on the role of the client to allow the client to become the expert.
b. changing the role of the client from one of helplessness to one of empowerment
c. having the client enroll in a drama course to learn assertiveness.
d. practicing or rehearsing behaviors that may be challenging for the client.
d
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Documents that specify the guidelines for applications and indicate any restrictions on the availability of grant money are _____.
A. requests for proposals B. purchase of service contracts C. endowments D. bureaucratic titles
The changing structure of gender relations has:
A) ?altered what women expect of themselves and the role that men play in women's lives. B) ?made it possible to use previous generations as a model. C) ?led to the conclusion that the traditional division of labor between the sexes is natural and inevitable. D) ?led to the switching of roles.
Even when clients are willing to talk about their concerns, practitioners can only be successful if they are able to:
A) ?Establish a working relationship with the client. B) ?Remember and apply all of the available theories and techniques. C) ?Direct the client's path and give advice and suggestions. D) ?Produce observable results in their clients and resolve all of their clients' issues.
A society characterized by _____ has social classes, with the upper classes having by far the greatest access to the pleasures that money can buy
A) ?social stratification B) ?social construction C) social security D) ?social concept