A client with panic disorder is seeing a social worker who uses cognitive behavioral therapy. During
session, the social worker suggests the client bring her husband to session. The MOST likely reason
for this is for them to discuss:
a) How the client's disorder has affected his life and what he wants out of the relationship
b) How the client's disorder has affected their lives and how he can be helpful as a coach
c) How he has contributed to the client's problems
d) Whether he has any psychopathology himself
B
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. If we want to know the ratio of Democrats to Republicans, we put the frequency of Democrats in the denominator. 2. Proportions range from 0 to 100. 3. Percent columns are based on the total number of cases in the data while valid percent columns are based on only the cases that provided data for the variable. 4. It is common practice to include missing cases in analyses. 5. A business has 24 male and 16 female employees. The ratio of females to males is 1.5.
What support systems were available for clients moving back into the community? In your best judgment, were these support systems adequate for Robert?
While working as a probation officer for the U.S. District Courts, Megan Romanowski, BSW, was given the task of supervising parolee Robert Sanchez. Robert adjusted well to the community setting—he had a stable job and living situation—and even developed a good working relationship with Megan. But when Robert was involved in another robbery, Megan was forced to make a decision about what to recommend to the judge regarding his sentence.
In research, socioeconomic status (SES) be a…
a. Variable that poses as a confounding factor when interpreting the results of a study. b. Variable that is quasi-experimental. c. Variable that is controlled for in the analysis of data. d. Variable that is fully manipulated by the experimenter.
According to Fabian and Rathbone-McCuan, which of the following terms has been used to describe older patients who appear filthy and unkempt, whose homes are dirty and untidy, but who show no shame for their situation?
a. Self-Neglect Syndrome b. Senile Breakdown Syndrome c. Dilemma of Neglect Syndrome d. Diogenes Syndrome e. None of the above