Although it is understandable to feel a strong desire to help, remind yourself that
facilitating conditions is working on the problem because:
a. favorable conditions are necessary for any kind of change to occur.
b. most clients do not want you to fix their problem for them and will be
dismayed by you doing this.
c. you need to facilitate conditions in order to have a healthy working
relationship with the client.
d. conditions lead to the client being able to independently change the problems
they have in their psychosocial functioning.
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A) only used in existing statistics research. B) a document that tells the researcher where variables are located in the data file and what numbers go with which variable attributes. C) the set of instructions that tell interviewers or experimenters how to treat respondents or subjects. D) an unnecessary part of data analysis since computers were invented. E) a sheet of paper with a grid of 80 columns corresponding to data card columns, with rows representing an individual card.
Which of the following represents the most common ADL limitation for older adults?
A) bathing B) eating C) walking D) making a phone call
When working with individuals who are HIV-positive, which of the following is not important?
A. Understanding the cultural background of the client B. De-mystifying the disease by treating the individual as if there are no unique treatment concerns C. Understanding the disease and combating myths D. Offering a "strength-based" approach to treatment that focuses on positives
Which of the following statements is correct about evidence-based practice?
a. It is a process. b. It is a list of interventions that will be effective with every client. c. It refers to decisions about intervention effectiveness, only. d. Idiosyncratic client attributes should be ignored when selecting the best intervention