When making career decisions, it generally is wise to
a. match your personal characteristics with occupational information and trends in the world of work.
b. base your decision on your childhood dreams.
c. take the first path that comes to mind since it probably is the right path for you.
d. not dwell on how your values might influence your choice.
A
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Social work has the following in common with other helping professions, such as counseling, psychology, and psychiatry:
a. They all target the environment for change when necessary b. They all stress advocacy for clients c. They all have a common core for interviewing and counseling skills d. All of the above
Which of the following is not a basic task of social/economic analysis:
a) To identify the specific values associated with a proposed social welfare solution. b) To gain in in-depth understanding of what our society considers a social welfare problem. c) To understand the probable consequences of dealing or not dealing with a social welfare problem. d) To understand how a society seeks to deal with a social welfare problem.
What level of measurement is being used in the statement: "A fox terrier is smaller than a Russian wolfhound, but bigger than a Chinchilla."
A) nominal B) ordinal C) internal D) ratio
When conducting in vivo exposure, the helper should be mindful that new learning is fostered when:
a. brief exposure to the feared stimulus or situation is followed immediately by a planned relaxation response. b. the client remains in the presence of the feared stimulus or situation until his or her SUDS rating decreases. c. the client learns successfully to avoid the feared stimulus or situation in real life. d. the client learns to distract him/herself whenever thoughts associated with the feared stimulus or situationbegin to intrude.