Elements in an individual's life that increase vulnerability to negative developmental outcomes are ________ factors
A. individual
B. protective
C. community
D. risk
D
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In Colonial America relief for the poor consisted primarily of
A) organized care through COS's B) organized care through the Protestant church C) organized care through settlement houses D) mutual kindness, family support, and distant help from the motherland
A(n) _____ family may appear enmeshed
a. First Nations b. Hispanic c. Asian American d. African American
The context level immediately surrounding the client such as family, church group, close friends, etc. would be
considered:
a. The micro level b. The meso level c. The macro level d. Unimportant because human service workers should be able to intervene on all three levels
Suppose you are a human service professional and a member of
mutual-help groups. What concerns might there be? A. Ethical issues can arise if a professional-personal boundary is blurred. B. You might be overburdened with having to attend all groups in your area. C. You will need to attend all of your clients' groups and might burn out. D. Ethical issues should not be a concern because you are a professional first and foremost.