Explain the roles and functions of social policy and the free market in welfare capitalism
What will be an ideal response?
ANS: Social policy serves the purposes of the market and facilitates individual contribution to the market; social policy has a secondary role.
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Operative goals:
A. Are the general purposes of the organization as put forth in the charter, annual reports, public statements by key officials and other authoritative pronouncements B. Can be explicit or implicit C. Are the substitution of a legitimate goal with another goal which the organization was not developed to address, for which resources were not allocated and which it is not known to serve D. Involve the condition where the external environment provides an agency with the appropriate status or authorization to perform agency functions and pursue agency goals
Which of the following is not a cpore competency as defined by the AAMFT?
a. clinical assessment and diagnosis b. awareness of ethical issues related to the profession c. prioritizing systems thinking over concerns of diversity when conflicts between them arise d. the ability to determine a treatment plan
Mentalization is a contemporary outgrowth of
a) object relations theory. b) attachment theory. c) cognitive theory. d) humanistic theory.
In the Harm Reduction Therapy Center (HRTC) in San Francisco, information is gathered from family and others only if the client wishes to, and then only with the client present. This is different from the CSAT recommendation that every effort be made to contact all parties, including family, probation officers, and treatment professionals who have worked with the person. Why does the Harm
Reduction Therapy Center have a different policy than the CSAT recommendation? a. Establishing trust is paramount to building relationship, and HRTC does not want to jeopardize that process for any reason. b. CSAT recommendations do not apply to harm reduction methods. c. HRTC does not believe the collateral information is important.