Children growing up in alcoholic families typically do not have the opportunity to do grief work. Which of the following analogies does Fields use in describing this process?
A. The tangled up string of wires of a mobile network
B. The improper healing of a cut
C. The egg with the insides removed
D. The writing of a letter to express feelings and thoughts to one's parents
E. None of these
Answer: B
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Traditional evaluation reports are not very effective in presenting evaluation findings to constituents who are not central to service delivery in an agency. 2. Evaluation reports should be written as if they are being submitted to a journal for publication. 3. The suggestions for reporting provided by end users should always be used even if they compromise the honesty of the evaluation findings. 4. The most effective strategies for reporting evaluation findings are more interpersonal than a final report. 5. The purpose of the dissemination effort should be considered when defining the best method for presenting evaluation findings.
The family systems perspective is grounded on the assumption that a client's problematic behavior may be:
a. an individual problem that needs to be resolved before the family can meet in a group. b. the issue that is keeping the family in crisis. c. a symptom of dysfunctional patterns handed down across generations. d. a result of the individual's maladjustment and psychosocial development.
When conducting a client intake by phone, which of the following is not deemed an appropriate reason for speaking with an individual other than the client him- or herself?
A. The client is in the midst of a mental-health-related crisis. B. The referred client is 14 years old. C. The client is mute and needs a helper to facilitate the call. D. The referral is court mandated.
When coding documents, what level of intercoder reliability is considered acceptable?
a. 35% or better agreement between coders b. 55% or better agreement between coders c. 75% or better agreement between coders d. 95% or better agreement between coders