Group work can provide three challenges that can build upon the group’s great potential. List those three challenges and describe.
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: normalization and socialization, compounded empathy, and multifaceted feedback and help.
Learning Objective: 12.1: Learn about the benefits of social work groups.
Cognitive Domain: Application
Answer Location: Section 12.1: Social Work With Groups
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What will be an ideal response?
How might Alice approach Jenna about Juneís needs during the dying process?
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Relative to organizational and community systems, to help people effectively, human services professionals can do which of the following?
A. Understand the intricacies of working within an agency B. Understand the intricacies of working with the community C. Know the importance of family counseling D. Know the importance of group counseling
In box 3.5, the majority of the backlash regarding Sen. Clinton's actions came from:
a) Fellow democrats b) The Democratic Leadership Council c) Bloggers and grass roots activists d) You tube posters