Which is a common example that illustrates how the pressures of contemporary
practice can result in a social worker becoming more focused on completing tasks
than on facilitating conditions and processes with a client?
a. The pressure to explore with the client their experience of the problem and
their feelings associated to this experience
b. The pressure to satisfy the urge to fix a client's problem
c. The pressure to complete an assessment and written agreement with
corresponding documentation and signatures within one short meeting
d. The pressure to document everything the client says during a session and
show it to your supervisor
C
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a. social work b. psychology c. sociology d. anthropology
What is a research benefit of modifying surveys to present different sets of questions to participants based on their responses?
a. The IRB is more likely to approve surveys that are customized. b. The data obtained from customized surveys are less likely to be prone to social desirability bias. c. The participants are less likely to be prone to fatigue and drop out of the study. d. The researchers are less likely to obtain data that refutes their predictions.
A gay man is assessed for treatment of a recent addiction to methamphetamine . He has been out for ten years, is comfortable with his sexuality, and has family who are supportive of his seven-year relationship with his partner
They are all, however, highly concerned about his addiction. The practitioner should probably ________. A. consider including his partner and family in treatment. B. not include his partner or family in treatment and should focus on individual-based treatment C. refer the client to gay affirmative resources D. emphasize the client's sexual orientation in determining treatment options
Which of the following examples reflects one of the ethical issues in managed care?
A. Bert chooses a doctor based on his proximity, not because the doctor is the best one for his needs. B. Under the ACA, Juana is accepted by a health care insurer even though she was diagnosed with lupus five years ago. C. Priya, a medical doctor, does not reveal details of her patient's mental health situation to the patient's family members. D. Amelia's doctor must alter her cancer treatments when the reviewing physician deems the preferred treatment plan too aggressive.