Harold Clarke is hoping to work for an agency located in a rural area. In this geographic setting, he will most likely encounter _____.
A. easily accessible services
B. a high density population
C. adequate health care
D. well-developed natural helping networks
D. well-developed natural helping networks
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Social programs can provide much needed assistance and even promote changes in cultural attitudes, but even if well- conceived and funded, they often cannot eradicate major social problem.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Mary Anne works in a hospital. Once a month, she and the other social workers meet to discuss cases and provide constructive feedback to each other. The social workers have agreed to assume responsibility for supervising and evaluating one another’s practice. This is an example of ____________________________.
a. Peer consultation b. Group supervision c. Team supervision d. Peer supervision
Much of the research in the field of crisis intervention has indicated that crisis can be classified into two major types which include:
A) functional and organic. B) developmental and situational. C) psychological and organic. D) psychological and organic. E) cognitive and emotional.
Prevention means to keep something from happening
Indicate whether the statement is true or false