In a biopsychosocial assessment, a(n) _____ consists of a statement that summarizes and synthesizes the most important aspects of a case to create a story of the client and his or her past and presenting problems
A) ?ideation
B) ?formulation
C) ?diagnosis
D) ?prescription
B
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Which one of the following statements about populations at risk is false?
a. Complete integration of all groups in society would result in the loss of racial or ethnic identity. b. Cultural pluralism is difficult to achieve without some vestige of discrimination. c. Some progress has been made in opening avenues for social and economic participation, but members of at risk groups still must cope with differential treatment. d. Discrimination against populations at risk has all but disappeared in the post-civil rights era.
Employers enthusiastically embraced workmen's compensation and regulations to create safe working environments for their employees.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Since clients might not be ready to hear or accept patterns in their feelings or behaviors as valid, the practitioner should a. refrain from identifying patterns until s/he is sure the client will respond favorably. b. be directive and confident when stating the pattern to convince the client
c. ask for family members to help the practitioner in reinforcing the validity of the pattern. d. be tentative in their tone of voice.
During which period did native born European Americans first begin to understand the increase in the numbers of new immigrants?
a. progressive era b. era of Elizabethan poor laws c. Jacksonian era d. contemporary era