Which of the following is not a name given to social welfare programs for the poor?
a) Social insurance
b) Independence
c) Universal
d) Institutional
B
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Questions that ask clients to seek for specifics to their solution strategies such as asking
"What have you tried thus far?" or "Did any part of what you tried seem to help?" are examples of what type of Socratic question? A) Memory B) Interpretation C) Application D) Synthesis.
In Likert scales, a discriminatory power score for each item:
a. indicates the degree to which people's responses to an item range over the five response alternatives. b. is a method of assessing the reliability of each item. c. indicates the degree to which each item discriminates between high scorers and low scorers on the overall scale. d. indicates how highly that item correlates with people's overall scale score.
Social constructionist therapies:
a. reject the traditional therapist-client hierarchy b. embrace the traditional therapist-client hierarchy c. insist that clients face reality d. impose their notions of reality on the divided family
A person may appear to be powerless; however, their behavior can tend to generate significant power indirectly. This may manifest by making unreasonable demands, or receiving more attention or care than would traditionally be warranted. This type of problem conceptualization in strategic therapy is referred to as:
A) involuntary vs. voluntary. B) helplessness vs. power. C) hierarchy vs. equality. D) hostility vs. love.