Americans have yet to learn that the success of single programs is unlikely when the program is underfunded or poorly implemented.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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The act of stepping forward on the behalf of the client system in order to promote fair and
equitable treatment or gain needed resources is the definition of:
A. Advocacy B. Brokering C. Mediating D. Negotiating
Which of the following indicates a reason to use group therapy?
a. The individual discovers his problem is quite unique. b. Although the therapist is the only one to analyze behavior, doing so in front of others is beneficial. c. Studying their own behavior in relation to others provides insight and understanding. d. Group therapy is works quicker than individual therapy.
Which statement about effective contingency planning is correct?
A. It should be done for any event that might occur, no matter how unlikely. B. It can help a manager to avoid making bad decisions while under pressure. C. It should be done only when a contingency is certain to become a reality. D. The results should be shared openly with subordinates.
Fred, age 35, is participating in his third family counseling session with his wife, Norma. Her major complaint concerns Fred's drinking. Fred feels his drinking habits are within normal limits. He has a responsible job that requires considerable travel and is home several evenings and on weekends. He wants to relax and feels that drinking 8 to 10 beers after working all day isn't unreasonable. Fred says that he rarely has more than two drinks daily at business lunches, and perhaps one more with his colleagues after work. In working with this couple, the worker should
A. help Norma adjust to Fred's habits as his drinking is not excessive. B. suggest that Fred take Norma out more often to soften the tension between them. C. suggest that Fred confront his excessive drinking as it seriously affects his health, work and family life. D. ignore the drinking as the problem is Norma's lack of acceptance.