During the selection of members, the presenting concerns and needs of prospective members are identified.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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The biggest criticism of the Stewart B. McKinney Homeless Assistance Act is:
a. the act’s funding level b. the act focuses on emergency assistance and not underlying causes of homelessness c. the act is administered at the federal level and thus does not meet the needs of specific communities d. the limited period of time during which the act was in force
You are working with a homeless adult in a clinical setting using an evidence-based practice decision-making process. Which of the following should not occur in this process?
a. You consider his/her anger at being homeless and his/her feelings of resentment towards prior family and friends who rejected him/her and extrapolate to this individual’s larger needs for support, consistency, and reintegration. b. You take your personal experience as a clinician and combine this knowledge with your client’s needs. c. You use your past experience as a reference point, telling your client that he/she shouldn’t let his/her anger and resentment jade him/her or keep him/her from pursuing group structured housing, as you’ve found this to be very beneficial for past clients. d. You discuss intervention options with your client, allowing him/her the opportunity to express any anxiety or problems they might have with each of the interventions. e. You follow up with your client in their supported housing to discuss their placement as well as any concerns/problems he/she had with the consultation process. You use this feedback going forward
What type of sampling did Professor Howlick use?
A) simple random sample B) cluster sample C) stratified random sample D) sequential sample
Heterogeneity is especially valuable in ______ groups, as it helps members to see a range of potential enactments of the issues at hand.
a. skill attainment b. identity development c. rehabilitation d. socialization