Explain the usefulness of a genogram in social work practice.
What will be an ideal response?
If you use a family systems perspective that focuses on relationships within the family, you might want to do a multigenerational genogram,or a visual representation of a family's composition and structure, to get a picture of the family's patterns of relationships. Females are indicated by circles, males by squares; lines indicate marriages and births. A genogram can help to visualize extended family relationships. It may lead a social worker to find new ways to conceptualize family issues, concerns, and strengths.
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a. Sertraline and CBT were approximately equally effective in treating OCD in youths. b. A combination of sertraline and CBT was the most effective treatment for OCD in youths. c. Sertraline was most effective when coupled with information regarding exposure and response prevention, but whether the exposure and response prevention was led by a therapist or led by parents did not influence the effectiveness. d. CBT was only effective when led by a trained therapist and the addition of sertraline did not increase the effectiveness of treatment.
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a. The corrective recapitulation of the primary family group b. Development of socializing techniques c. Imitative behavior d. Interpersonal learning
The __________ is responsible for implementation in the collaborative-interdependent model
A. consultant B. student C. consultee D. all of the above.