Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Two ethical principles for patient care noted by the NASW are competence and responsibility.
Ans: False
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Shifts in behavior that occur within a system in manner consistent with the rules of that system represent:
a. First-order change b. Second-order change c. First-order cybernetics d. Second-order cybernetics
Continuing education, staff development, training, and certification are standard responsibilities for:
a. practice settings b. state licensure c. the client d. the profession
A common feature of One Group Pretest-Posttest designs is:
a. Deliberate assignment is used to determine control and experimental groups. b. All cases receive the experimental treatment. c. Pretests are given to only half of the subjects. d. Group assignment occurs through matching. e. Multiple groups are used as experimental and control groups.
A third-generation Japanese American woman flushes when she drinks
alcohol. What might you conclude? A. The flushing response indicates that she is an alcoholic. B. The flushing response indicates that she probably has a genetic sensitivity to alcohol. C. Based on statistics of substance disorders for third-generation women and on her flushing (genetic sensitivity to alcohol), she is at risk for alcoholism. D. She is probably not at risk for alcoholism despite her flushing, because being a third-generation American statistically shows low risk.