A central feature of the violence associated with borderline personality disorder is
a. Homicide
b. Attempted homicide
c. Self injury
d. Obsession with weapons
c
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What will be an ideal response?
Sessional contracting skills allow the worker to direct the client on what is important to work on
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Values can be defined in many ways. Which of the following best describes values as proposed by Morales and Sheafor and described in the text?
a. As ‘guidelines' for proper behavior, they are much more than just ‘emotional reactions.' In fact, they are thought to be the fundamental criteria for necessary decision making. b. Values are standards that are so internalized and emotion laden that they have become so much a part of ones' attitudes, feelings, thinking, and behaving. c. Values are what ‘ought to be' not ‘what is.'. d. Values are easy to detect if we are willing to look at ourselves e. Values are seen in our everyday behaviors.
What does a social worker need to pay attention to especially in regard to how a client describes their situation?
a. The client’s financial situation b. The amount of time the client has been in their current situation c. The social workers reaction to the client’s situation d. The feelings of the client as they relate to the situation