Prevention and treatment strategies using a risk and protective perspective are now widely recognized by public and private entities (at both the state and federal level) as the dominant approach to preventing and treating
a. poverty-related issues.
b. family conflict.
c. mental disturbances.
d. childhood and adolescent problems.
Ans: d
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a) Media primacy theory b) Limited effects theory c) Yellow journalism theory d) Mass society theory
A foster mother cares for two special needs preschool children and becomes abnormally tired. She receives a special foster care board rate for the extra services she provides. Her doctor has told her that she needs a vacation and she informs the social worker. However, she does not wish to give up caring for the children. The best approach for the worker to take is to
A. recognize the foster mother's need for a vacation and make temporary arrangements for the care of the children. B. suggest that the special foster care board can be used for babysitting relief. C. find a new home for the children as the foster mother's health is failing. D. try to find out if there is another way to deal with the mother's exhaustion.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Starting with _____, every president except Ronald Reagan, George Bush, and George W. Bush has proposed a national health insurance program
A) ?Abraham Lincoln B) ?Theodore Roosevelt C) Franklin Roosevelt D) ?Woodrow Wilson