The rational approach process to problem-solving includes the following except:
a. the client identifies the problem as her 5-year-old child being afraid to sleep alone
b. the parent outlines a bedtime routine and conducts a “sweep” of the bedroom before the time to go to sleep
c. the parent and child prefer to leave a hallway light on at night
d. the parent can’t stand to hear the child cry after 20 minutes and allows her to fall asleep in the parent’s bed
Ans: d
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a. a stable economic environment b. an area for minimal government involvement c. a long term place for most families to develop assets d. a private domain with no federal involvement e. an arena irrelevant to social welfare policy
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a) twenties to early thirties; late teens to early twenties b) early teens to late teens; early teens to late teens c) late teens to early twenties; twenties to early thirties d) late teens to early twenties; late teens to early twenties
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A. Asian Americans. B. African Americans. C. Latinos. D. Whites.
Sam is a fifty-year-old man who comes to the social agency complaining of a general feeling of nervousness and anxiety. The symptoms began about 8 months ago and have occurred almost daily since then. The anxiety seems pervasive and not limited to any particular situation. He complains of feeling restless and is easily tired, though he is unable to sleep easily and wakes up frequently during the night. His work has suffered as her finds that he has difficulty concentrating and staying with his tasks. He has no history of serious emotional difficulties and this is the first time that he has ever sought assistance. The anxiety is associated with heart palpitations, shortness of breath and increased perspiration. The most likely diagnosis is
A. post-traumatic stress disorder. B. generalized anxiety disorder. C. substance induced anxiety disorder. D. somatization disorder.