The evaluation of an intervention usually focuses on ______.
A. client outcome
B. service need
C. service process
D. service standards
Ans: A
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conduct disorder into adulthood
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.What percentage of respondents reported feeling “Pretty Happy” or better?
A. 2.6
B. 36.3
C. 61.1
D. 97.4
Structuring the groups work is
a) Not needed b) Recognized as a necessary ingedient of group work c) A choice of the worker d) A choice of the members
Michael finds it easy to give up alcohol, and he's done it hundreds of times in the last twenty years. Finally fed up by Michael's alcoholism, Barbara, his wife, has told him she will obtain a divorce unless he stops drinking completely. She wants him to move out of the house until he's totally sober for three months, then she'll consider taking him back. The family social work counselor should
A. urge Barbara to soften her stance and give Michael a chance to shed his dependence of alcohol while at home since a separation will add to the stress and inhibit Michaels' recovery. B. point out to Michael that if he is sincere he can convince Barbara to relent. C. support Barbara's firmness as this may help Michael to fully confront the damage he is doing to himself and his family, and motivate him to change. D. help Michael confront the situation that he now faces and assist him in finding the treatment resources that he needs.