A 25-year-old female with serious mental illness is referred to a social worker for therapy after the
intake process. The client states that she has difficulty feeling a sense of competence in her daily
activities.
Specializing in social learning theory, the social worker would FIRST examine:
a) How the client's irrational beliefs are impacting her negative thoughts
b) The transactions between the client and her social environment
c) How the client's interpersonal issues relate to her negative life events
d) The interaction between the client's behavior, the external environment, and internal events
D
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A. Is the third leading cause of death among youths aged 15–24 B. Is difficult to prevent C. Requires primary or secondary prevention D. Is difficult to predict
Which of the following statements about seasonal agricultural laborers is accurate?
a. Median income for men and women is about the same. b. The use of local social services by laborer families is typically high. c. 55% of farm workers are U.S. born. d. One-third of U.S. farm laborers work in fields without drinking water, handwashing facilities, or toilets.
All of the following are considered barriers to effective problem solving except
A. lack of motivation. B. inadequate definitions. C. poor communication. D. lack of personality differences.
Beginning social workers frequently experience gaps in skillfulness in which of the
following? a. Communication, power, emotions, solutions b. Communication, power, thinking, emotions c. People, communication, focus, emotions d. People, power, issues, emotions