Which involves the researcher spending substantial time in a research community, and analysis of field notes as text to uncover the ways people operate in a particular setting, and manage their day-to-day lives?
A) Content analysis
B) Interpretative approaches
C) Social anthropological approaches
D) Collaborative approaches
C
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The text describes five forces that can either contribute to or diminish risk of maltreatment in a home. One of these is
called “critical force.”
a. True b. False
The participation of community organizations and community members working together to address issues that are of concern to the entire community is necessary for effective
a. policy practice. b. community development. c. community building. d. the empowerment approach.
Penelope is the most difficult client whom group leader Ari has had to deal with in his 30 years of practice. She is disruptive, rude, overbearing and confrontational. Just now, an intense argument was initiated by Penelope. Two other members have threatened to quit the group. Which of the following is correct?
A) ?Ethically, Ari must dismiss Penelope to preserve the group B) ?Ari should quash the conflict temporarily in favor of a "cooling-off" period C) ?Ari should state his observations and hunches in a tentative manner D) ?Ari should respond in-kind to Penelope to see how she feels when presented with "her" behavior
____________ occurs when a supervisor has concurrent or consecutive professional or nonprofessional relationships with a supervisee in addition to the supervisor–supervisee relationship
a. Multicultural supervision b. Clinical supervision c. Multiple-role relationships in supervision d. Competence