The Civil Rights Act of 1964:
a. sought to ban discrimination based on race, religion, color or ethnicity in public facilities, government-operated programs and employment
b. sought to give African-Americans voting rights which had been previously denied to them
c. ruled that "separate was not equal," and ordered public school facilities integrated
d. mandated affirmative action programs which have since been challenged as promoting reverse discrimination
a
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When interviewing clients from other cultures:
a. The interviewer should try to adopt the client's style of speaking and nonverbal behavior b. The interviewer should stick to his or her own style of interviewing, so the interview doesn't become confusing for the client c. The interviewer should be flexible and adapt his or her use of skills to accommodate the client's culture d. The interviewer should prepare the client to be referred to another professional from his or her own cultural backgroundChapter 7
Social workers have numerous tools at their disposal to assist clients to gain expanded self-awareness, such as additive empathy, confrontation, and _____
A) ?induction B) ?introspection C) ?rumination D) ?interpretation
Ideally, how does the relationship between clinician and supervisor change at Stage
Two? A. The clinician relates to the supervisor as a mentor rather than someone who must be pleased. B. The clinician becomes more proactive and less reliant on the supervisor as a role model. C. The supervisor must provide feedback that keeps the clinician from becoming over-confident. D. The supervisor can now relax the boundaries between supervision and therapy.
Welfare reform of the 1990s allowed welfare mothers to:
a) Be sterilized if they had more children b) Lose benefits if they did not work or prove efforts to findwork c) Increase their benefits if they attended college d) Receive exemptions of they were mentally ill ordevelopmentally delayed.