Workers can spend a lot of time working only with one member
a) If the member is in crisis
b) If the work is generalized to the problems of other members
c) If the member needs the time
d) If a member has been quiet and now speaks up about a problem
B
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Bernie, a social work faculty member, is reviewing Judith's research from question #21, and finds the
outcomes rather impressive. Independent living, as measured in the research, was approimxated by three separate measures including scales for understanding danger, finances, and social situations. All three measures were significantly higher for the research participants who received the treatment. According to this vignette and in terms of being a producer of research, how did Judith's research suffice for determining significance? a) Absence of ethical issues b) Research participants fit criteria c) Her biases are controlled d) Important concepts are measureable
. The attitude that our clients won’t hurt us is dangerous, because it makes us ______.
A. vulnerable B. gullible C. unethical D. distrustful
In Gottman's studies, the presence of four behaviors during a couple's argument predicted divorce with 85% accuracy. Criticism, one of the four horsemen, is best described as:
A) seeing oneself as superior to one's partner. B) a statement that implies something is globally wrong with the partner. C) when the listener withdraws from interaction, either physically or mentally. D) a way to ward off attack and defensiveness claims.
In their Wellness Workbook, Travis and Ryan describe wellness as
a. a bridge that is supported by two piers, self-responsibility and love. b. simply the sum of separate parts. c. the absence of illness and low illness risk. d. something that merely happens to you.