The generalist approach to social work practice involves attention to
A. Working with individuals only
B. Working with large corporations
C. Working with groups
D. Multiple levels of intervention
D
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Communicating feeling:
A) Is the same thing as reflecting feeling, except that the interviewer uses his or her own words to describe the client's feelings. B) Is similar to reflecting feeling, except that the emphasis is on the interviewer's feelings rather than on the client's. C) Is different from reflecting feeling because the interviewer asks direct questions about what the client is feeling in the moment. D) Is another term for "reflecting feeling."
With regard to social workers running for office NASW's position is:
a) To discourage social workers from running for office, and refocus their attention more clinical, hands-on social work. b) That the most involved social workers should get in the political arena is to assist or lobby for elected officials. c) Encourages social workers to run for office due to their special skill sets as professionally trained communicators with concrete ideas about how to empower communities. d) Encourages those social workers with specific political training and focused political skill sets to run for office.
Child welfare services that are financed by taxation are:
a. public b. faith-based c. proprietary d. mainly prevention-oriented.
Process objectives identify the major components, and
A. an order to achieve the outcome objective in sequence. B. should contain all necessary details that are needed. C. need to specify all activities on a fine-grained basis. D. can not be changed or revised once identified.