Debbie is a social worker who just did a group of cancer survivors. She
is interested in the issues that her clients deal with. Debbie decided to
obtain information from her group.
She has asked if they will volunteer
to come to a group and talk about issues with cancer. What method of
data collection would she be performing?
A. systematic observation
B. Secondary Data Review
C. Focus Group
D. structured interviews
C
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Which of the following statements is true about case-control designs?
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A helper practices meditation before working with a challenging client because it helps him/her be available and centered with the client. Accessibility (availability) and centeredness are components of:
a. role behavior. b. continuity. c. consistency. d. therapeutic presence.
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a. A child’s right not to be sentenced to death for violent crime b. A child’s right to be treated fairly and without physical harm c. A child’s right to be protected physically and provided with shelter d. A child’s right to work when over the age of 12