A licensed or unlicensed home of the child’s relatives regarded by the Title IV-E agency as a foster care living arrangement for the child is defined as ______.
a. relative care
b. Title IV-E care
c. family foster care
d. kinship care
d. kinship care
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Minority children are more likely to be born preterm and underweight. 2. Health is a continuum ranging from illness to well-being, with growth toward the positive end of the spectrum being as important as recovery from the disease end. 3. Ethnic minority groups tend to have lower income and occupation levels and fewer economic assets to be used in emergencies than do Whites with the same education levels. 4. Black adults experience more depression and anxiety than White adults. 5. African Americans have a lower premature death rate than members of other groups.
When a counselor discovers that one of his colleagues is impaired due to using/abusing substances, what is the best course of action he should take?
a. avoid confronting the colleague for she will only deny any substance use/abuse. b. utilize primary, secondary or tertiary levels of intervention based on the need to the colleague and situation. c. deny that there is a problem, everyone has a "little to much" from time to time. d. wait a week and seek if the colleague's behavior improves.
Which treatment for avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder involves reinforcing desired behaviors and gradually introducing the child to new eating habits?
a) Shaping b) Contingency management c) Parent training and family counseling d) Positive Reinforcement
In the typical Career Diamond, the Self is on top and the World of Work is on the bottom. However, there are instances where the two are switched and the World of Work is on Top. This represents:
a. Younger workers who have yet to develop enough experience to warrant career choice. b. Older workers who are preparing for retirement and are too outdated to develop any more. c. Situations where the external factors (e.g., discrimination or family pressure) dictate the available choices. d. Situations where the individual preferences determine the available choices.