A lower-class client is meeting with a social worker from a middle-to-upper-class
social worker.
The client does not seem to be benefitting from the sessions, and the
social worker thinks the client is not working hard enough to make her life better.
Which of the following strategies would be best suited to help this situation?
a. coordination
b. citizen participation
c. specialized access structures
d. role attachments
D
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Variables measured at the nominal level have categories that have order.
When determining the availability of resources to sustain the change effort, one must
A. develop an inventory of available and needed resources. B. keep track of all donors for the victory celebration. C. the scope of needed resources generally is the same. D. formal proposals with budgets are seldom necessary.
Memoing is appropriate at several stages of data processing
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
An Alaskan Native family living in an urban area while retaining some native values prefers to speak English, lives in a nuclear unit and has converted to the majority religion of the area. The MOST accurate description of the family would be:
a) Neotraditional b) Transitional c) Bicultural d) Acculturated