What is supportive knowledge?
a. Knowledge we use to understand people, places and things
b. Knowledge we use to understand human beings, their problems, their life
skills, and their methods of coping
c. Knowledge we use to manipulate human beings, their problems, their change,
and determine what changes they need to make
d. Knowledge we use to understand human beings, their problems, what change
entails, and what constitutes effective change-producing practice
D
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In order for change to occur for the client or client system, there must be ______ between the worker and the client or client system.
A. a plan B. a referral for services C. a transaction D. trust
Which of the following is not a principle of case management?
a. Individualization of services b. Comprehensiveness of services c. Parsimonious services d. Increasing client dependence
Literature reviews and meta-analysis regarding the effectiveness of counseling found that:
A) The average person was 20% better off than those who did not receive treatment. B) The average person was 30% better off than those who did not receive treatment. C) The average person was 80% better off than those who did not receive treatment. D) Counseling and therapy was not found to be effective.
Irene claims that she is politically liberal, and that her parents and great-grandparents also feel that
"big government" is advantageous. As a policy analyst she wants to compare the effectiveness between state and federal initiatives. However, she is also aware of her biases and wants to ensure that they do not influence the outcome of the research. According to the text, what issue is likely affecting her research topic? a) Generational family issues b) Curiosity c) Political perspective d) Funding implications