The progressive perspective of health care:
a. rejects the market model entirely and argues for a complete restructuring of health care in America. Such restructuring is necessary to redistribute power over health care planning and provision from the few to the many.
b. favors a public-private mix in health care
c. calls for an unfettered free-market approach to health care, with no government interference in the provision of services. Individuals, or consumers, would pay for care with their own funds or private insurance. Medical programs would compete freely for consumers’ dollars. Adequate health care would be seen as an “economic resource,” rather than a right of all citizens
d. None of the above
a. rejects the market model entirely and argues for a complete restructuring of health care in America. Such restructuring is necessary to redistribute power over health care planning and provision from the few to the many.
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Which of the following dimensions was NOT listed in the text as relevant for assessing family structure?
a. Motivation b. Norms c. Intergenerational aspects d. Roles
From the generalist practice perspective "commitment to the long haul", means:
a) Social work practitioners must sign an agreement that they will work toward their chosen policy practice goal until some conclusive resolution is achieved. b) A social work practitioner with individual clients in the trucking or transport business will ride with them and provide counseling if needed. c) When a social worker decides to work at an agency they must commit to at least a five year service contract. d) Treating people with dignity, and "being there" for them when the need arises, and in the policy practice arena, working on policy change, applying persistence and perseverance to se the push for change until a conclusion is reached.
Inferential statistics:
a. Are limited to descriptively summarizing a study's data. b. Pertain to a study's sample, only, and not to any larger population. c. Can be used to assess the probability that differences between groups can be attributed to sampling error. d. Assess the likelihood that two groups are equivalent.
In working with families, narrative therapists consider themselves:
a. collaborating partners b. experts in family relationships c. cybernetic explorers d. all of the above