Client participation in the case management process is important during:
A) ?the evaluation of services.
B) ?all of the phases of case management.
C) ?the implementation of the service plan.
D) ?the initial contact with the case manager.
B
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Which of the following describes the stance of 12-step programs on the 12 steps? a. Working the steps is a recent concept and "old-timers" don't put much faith in this process
b. Working the steps is suggested for a sustained recovery. c. Working the steps is required for a sustained recovery. d. Working the steps is best accomplished alone.
The family recovery process regarding working with alcoholics and other substance abusers suggests all of the
following except:
a. Families have distinctive needs at various stages of the recovery process b. Stages of family change differ from those of individual change c. Growth and change can take place only if the substance-abusing members takes part d. The social worker needs to be ready to help any family member who chooses to alter his or her part in the ongoing pattern of interaction
A leader of a newly formed group has a professional responsibility to
A. observe and interact primarily with the most active participants. B. foster an environment in which participants will feel comfortable. C. challenge participants' pre-held beliefs. D. clearly record all interactions for further study and analysis.
The McCarthy era was characterized by
a. a national near-hysteria about Communism b. an emphasis on integration in the schools c. progressive policies and emerging political strength of minority groups d. close ties with the Soviet Union