Which of the following are NOT among the assumptions made about summative program
evaluations by those who use nonpositivist approaches?
a. There are multiple stakeholders in social interventions.
b. Interpretation and social meanings are at the core of social interventions.
c. Social interventions reflect and reinforce inequitable distributions of power.
d. All of the answers represent assumptions made by these approaches.
D
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a) Beginning stage b) Middle stage c) End stage d) Planning stage
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A. bargaining B. acceptance C. anger D. secrecy E. denial
Why is it important for social workers to consider a client's outside social supports
when working with them? a. Because if the social worker knows a client has social supports who view the social worker and services as credible, as well as encourage the client, the social worker also knows that the chances the client will engage in change work are increased b. Because if the social worker knows a client has social supports who do not view the social worker and services as credible, and does not encourage the client, the social worker also knows that the chances the client will engage in change work are increased c. Because if the social worker knows a client has social supports who view the client and change work as credible, as well as encourage the social worker, the social worker knows that the chances the client's members of their social support system will engage in change work are increased d. Because the social worker will use the feedback from the client's outside social supports to gauge how well the client is doing in regards to change work
According to the text, the Dodo Bird Verdict ______.
A. clearly shows that differences in treatment model do not influence client outcome; therefore, the practitioner should focus attention only upon the common factors B. has been clearly refuted by the evidence, so the practitioner should focus much more attention upon the evidence about the best model of treatment than focus upon the common factors C. suggests that practitioners should focus on both common factors and differences in treatment models D. proves that client outcome is clearly not related either to the common factors or the models of treatment that are offered