Passive primary prevention strategies include:
A) attending group therapy sessions.
B) going to school to learn how to handle mental illness.
C) broad media informational type programs.
D) drug therapy.
E) none of these.
C
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When using preset-time categories with client logs:
a) The target category can be specifically defined in advance b) The target category can be left open c) Both a and b d) Neither a nor b
Baby Boomers will transform the health and social service system in multiple ways. Choose the answer that is least likely to reflect this impact by the Baby Boomers.
a. Baby boomers have not sufficiently saved for retirement requiring extended years in the workforce. b. Baby boomers have fewer biological children than previous generations. c. Baby boomers reflect more diversity in race, ethnicity and sexual orientation. d. Health disparities will be less pronounced among white and non -white baby boomers.
Group homes are often used for:
a. Infants and toddlers with special needs b. Children of school age who cannot be served in a foster family setting c. Sibling groups with younger children d. Both A and C
Before using the skill of interpreting, the interviewer should consider:
a. The client's self-esteem, ability to understand and use interpretation, and whether they present a degree of emotional disturbance b. Whether the client presents any indication of emotional disturbance c. The interviewer's degree of self-esteem, as a rejected interpretation can be emotionally devastating d. His or her own emotional issues, which may be hidden in the interpretation and thereby influence the client