A role-play procedure in which a group member plays multiple roles which represent the different ways members view themselves or the different ways others view a member is known as __________
a) Doubling
b) Sculpting
c) Mirroring
d) Autodrama
D
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After service plans have been developed, the two primary methods of collecting additional data are:
A. interviewing and referrals. B. referrals and testing. C. interviewing and testing. D. observation and documentation.
The erosion of family structure among economically impoverished families often leads to:
a. increased efforts to reorganize or strengthen family ties b. learning to view their own impotence as normal c. reduced dependence on the community's social institutions d. all of the above
Which statement does NOT accurately describe boot camps for juveniles?
A. At boot camps, inmates would receive physical training and military discipline. B. By 1993, boot camps had been established in 25 states. C. A boot camp in Connecticut experienced gang activity, sexual activity, and gambling. D. An analysis of boot camps concluded that alumni were less likely to commit future crimes.
The following is an example of an inadequate response to a client who is expressing her feelings about a family member's sudden death:
A. "It sounds like you are devastated." B. "That must have been a shock!" C. "That must have been so difficult for you." D. "We just have to look on the bright side."