The defining characteristic of dissociative identity disorder is:
a) Persistent or recurrent experiences of derealization or experiences of
unreality or detachment with respect to one’s surroundings
b) Persistent or recurrent episodes of depersonalization or experiences of
unreality, detachment or being an outside observer of oneself
c) The person’s inability to recall important autobiographical information
d) The presence of two or more distinct personality states or an
experience of possession
d)
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How can one decrease the risk of crisis in a residential treatment setting?
a. Provide adequate structure. b. Increase children's contact with family. c. Assign children a variety of different staff members. d. Pay special attention to birthdays and holidays.
Historical differences between casework and group work do not include
a) Casework called their clientele clients whereas group work called them members b) Caseworkers worked with the poorest members of society c) Group workers did not focus solely on the poorest members of society d) Group workers focused mainly on problem solving and rehabilitation
It is one of the paradoxical aspects of social change that
a. it can be imposed from the top down. b. the greater the sacrifice one makes, the more one benefits. c. the indifferent and the disinclined can be excluded from the change process. d. self?sacrifice can diminish one’s sense of self?worth.
In the example of "…a large metropolitan city in the Southwest…" where people died
from the heat, the cause was A. the air conditioning units did not work. B. more funds went to colder climate states. C. all shelter hours were far too limited. D. the first incidence of global warming.