List the five suggestions cited in the text that will help you and your client select a strategy for intervention
What will be an ideal response?
Answer:
1· Focus on the first need you and the client have selected to work on.
2· Review the need and consider identifying micro, mezzo, and macro alternative strategies to arrive at a solution.
3· Emphasize your client's strengths when establishing strategies.
4· Evaluate the pros and cons of each strategy you have considered with your client.
5· Select and pursue the strategy that appears to be most efficient and effective.
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A) Famine in many nations. B) Depletion of the atmospheric ozone layer. C) Increases in global temperatures (i.e., global warming). D) All of the choices are correct.
The skip pattern in a survey is created by:
a. Contingency questions b. Open-ended questions c. Filter questions d. Skip questions
Which of the following statements is true about case-control designs?
a. They rarely are feasible. b. Data must be collected at multiple points in time. c. Retrospective data are collected about past differences that might explain differences in outcome. d. We usually can be highly confident about their internal and external validity. e. We usually can be highly confident about the direction of causal influence.
According to the strengths perspective, it is important to:
A) ?focus on the practitioner's strengths and positive factors. B) ?focus on the client's strengths and positive factors. C) ?minimize client strengths and address only the problems. D) ?focus on strengths that the client needs to develop.