A 17-year-old single mother of a severely disabled child has been disowned by her family and seeks help sorting out
her situation:
a. The case manager owns the problem because the client is too young to make decisions for herself
b. Both the client and case manager own the problem, but because the client is too young to make decisions for
her life, the case manager is ultimately responsible for finding a solution
c. The client owns the problem, but the case manager needs to take the reins in finding a solution in consultation
with the client
d. The client owns the problem and must take the reins in finding a solution to her problem despite her youth
c
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Advocates for social change today have access to resources that were unavailable to Jane Addams in her campaigns for social reform and include
A. access to data in government reports on income levels, social conditions, and census data. B. data from reports on specific social issues generated by private research groups. C. easy access to mass media. D. All of the answers are correct.
A social worker says to his client: "You looked a bit angry when I mentioned the minimum fee charged for counseling. What are you thinking or feeling?" What skill is being used by the worker?
a. confrontation or challenge b. planning a message c. following up on nonverbal communication d. checking for message reception
Contracting is the process whereby the client and worker reach an agreement about what is to happen, who will do what and when, and what the priorities are.
a. true b. false
Mr. Collins makes up many math story problems and has his students make up more problems and exchange the
math problems. What teaching principle is he following? a. Teaching precursor skills b. Going from abstract to concrete c. Giving drill practice d. Teaching basic facts e. Generalizing to new situations