Which of the following theories is based on the belief that if alcohol treatment is to be successful, it must provide alternatives for those needs for which alcohol is consumed?
A) The theory of functional need equivalents
B) Anomie theory
C) Labeling theory
D) ?Differential association theory
A
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The landmark legislation regarding child abuse and neglect is the ______
a. Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act b. Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act c. Child Abuse Prevention and Enforcement Act d. Adoption and Safe Families Act
Single studies are only the first level of scientific evidence to consider because:
a. they are useful but limited in their scope b. it is possible to find a single study that perfectly fits your practice situation c. single studies are not vulnerable to being misused by people d. they cannot be used by those who wish to cherry-pick evidence to prove a point
Which of the following policy innovations is most likely to be implemented?
A) A noncontroversial policy that can be enacted by one agency. B) A policy that needs considerable resources, but does not change the status quo. C) A vague policy that requires cooperation between different agencies. D) A policy that has many, clearly defined tasks.
A hypothesis usually defines the role of the symptom in maintaining the family's homeostasis. Which of the following are NOT common types of hypotheses identified by the Milan team?
A) Hypotheses that analyze communication B) Hypotheses about myths and premises C) Hypotheses that analyze homeostasis D) Hypotheses about alliances