It is hypothesized that long-term changes in an addict's dopaminergic
and glutaminergic nerve cells in the limbic system are mediated in part
by ________.
A. glutamate and dopamine, respectively
B. changes in gene expression due to on/off activity of
transcriptase factors
C. GABA and dopamine, respectively
D. changes in transcription factors due to on/off activity of gene
expression
B
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Which of the following does not illustrate a component of the strengths approach in social work practice?
A. It makes people the primary experts in their own change processes. B. It ensures the outcomes of change will reflect the needs and concerns of the clients. C. Its usefulness is in the direction it offers to social workers tackling a case or cause. D. It aims to find the strengths the social workers and clients have in common and uses those toward the clients' goals.
______ demonstrate the strongest level of empirical evidence for the effectiveness of behavioral approaches to social work.
a. Quantitative studies b. Qualitative studies c. Practice wisdom d. Clients’ voices
One characteristic of abused children is
a. that they turn to their peers than to their parents b. that they are more likely to be encouraged by parents to attend extracurricular events c. that they have an unusual ability to adapt to a variety of people and settings d. that they are unable to adapt to most new situations
The National Comorbidity Survey Replication in 2005 (NCSR) suggested that the most common psychiatric disorder(s) among Americans is/are
A. major depression. B. alcohol dependence. C. borderline personality disorder. D. anxiety disorders.