Which of the following statements best describes encapsulation?
a. When a worker encourages use of medication to treat symptoms
b. When workers are flexible in their approach to working with others
c. When helpers become so threatened and frightened by difficult tasks that they quit learning and growing
d. When helpers become less rigid in their approaches
e. None of the above
E
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Social workers who use a person-in-environment perspective, with strong emphasis on the environment, _____
A. avoid assigning responsibility for social problems to traits of individual persons B. tend to believe that people lack the potential for planned change C. avoid involving other people in the social work mission D. use esoteric terminology rather than the “language of the people”
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. According to Thompson, the hypothetical average worker used in most discussions of Social Security policy receives a benefit that is substantially higher than that of actual retirees. 2. Thompson argues that the age increase from 65 to 67 in the Social Security program will cause more benefits to fall below minimally adequate levels of support. 3. According to Thompson, the only way to ensure the continued solvency of Social Security is to reduce benefits. 4. The majority of people polled about the future of Social Security are confident that it will be around when they need it.
Research shows that African American youth are more likely to be arrested and less likely to be released while they are waiting to go to trail than Caucasian youth
a. true b. false
Which of the following is NOT one of the circumstances in which a practitioner is required to break confidentiality?
A) ?When the client threatens to hurt herself B) ?When the client states in session that her live-in boyfriend burns her one-year-old daughter with cigarette butts C) ?When the client indicates in session that her elderly neighbor with dementia is being locked in her room and tied to her chair by the neighbor's daughter, to prevent her from wandering off and getting lost D) ?When the client states that she was sexually assaulted 20 years ago, as a 10-year-old child, by a man who is now dead