The two objectives of the problem prioritization phase are:
A) To determine the need for further involvement, and to assess client
willingness to work on developing solutions.
B) To assess client willingness to work on developing solutions, and to
confront the client on any lack of willingness.
C) To determine the need for further involvement, and to determine
the order in which to consider the client's problems.
D) To offer a prioritization of the client's problems in order of
importance, then to obtain feedback from the client on the
interviewer's assessment of priority.
C
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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. According to Lehman, the modal age of leaders (e.g., presidents of American colleges and universities, Supreme Court justices) is greater than that of other highly successful professionals and athletes. 2. Data summarized by Lehman suggest that the modal ages of peak creativity tend to rise slowly until the mid-30s and then decline rapidly. 3. Dennis agrees with Lehman that the output of high-quality creative work peaks in middle age, followed by an inevitable decline. 4. Dennis argues that Lehman's methodology is flawed. 5. Dennis argues that if all of Lehman's methodological problems were corrected and sources of bias were eliminated, the negative relationship between age and creativity would disappear.
Sally is a social worker who believes strongly in understanding clients’ problems in terms of their subjective experiences. What social-work theory is Sally most likely to draw her practice from?
a. Cognitive-behavioral theory b. Humanist theory c. Psychodynamic theory d. Postmodern theory
Calculate chi-square for the distribution from question 12
a. 1 b. 1.8 c. 3.2 d. 4
The North and South disagreed on the issue of tariffs on imported good. The North wanted higher tariffs because they:
a) Sought higher prices for cotton and low prices for finished products. b) Wanted to reduce the increasing immigration population settling in the Northeast. c) Were in bitter competition with England to buy and sell their products. d) Felt that the quality of imported good was inferior to the quality of their textiles.