The approach that exchanges services and views of clients as coproducers versus clients is called:
A. The barter system
B. Neighborhood Co-ops
C. Time dollars
D. Quid pro quo agreements
C
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This AB, single subject design identifies tobacco use as a problem behavior for an adolescent female. Which of the following statements is not consistent with monitoring this design?
a. The client and the social worker have defined tobacco use as problematic because it is interfering with her family relationships and she has started stealing money to purchase cigarettes. b. The client initially reports the frequency, duration, and extent of tobacco use that she considers to be problematic. c. The social worker has established only the baseline for tobacco use. d. The client has started attending a Smokers Awareness Support Group as an intervention.
Research dealing with family violence strongly links existing family physical violence to:
A. A history of violence in the abuser's family of origin B. No history of violence is generally present C. Patterned episodes of violence surrounding anger episodes only D. A history of violence in the extended family
Which of the following theories hold(s) that deviant, criminal, and delinquent behavior (such as drug abuse) are simply "doing what comes naturally" and do not require an explanation; what needs explaining is why people do not deviate from society's norms, rules, and laws?
A. anomie theory B. social disorganization theory C. the social control and self-control theories D. social learning and subculture theories E. problem-behavior proneness
Scientific charity is defined as
a. intelligent giving. b. the notion that charity should work against natural selection, not with it. c. the concept that social factors are the primary cause of economic disadvantage. d. the belief that assistance encourages independence.