An increase in insured Americans will likely result in a shortage of physicians and other health care providers
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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Jean, a social worker, goes to visit Juanita, a client in an impoverished section of town who has applied for a free home health-care program. Upon entering the house, Jean observes many cockroaches. The kitchen garbage is overflowing with dirty diapers, and when Jean goes to wash her hands, nothing comes out of the faucet. Juanita does not appear concerned about the condition of the home or the potential impact on her 4-year-old son and 2-year-old daughter. What should Jean do?
A. Jean should respect the client's right to self-determination and honor her choice to live in the home. B. Jean should immediately remove Juanita and her children from the premises due to the unsafe conditions. C. Jean should call the police first for assistance in assessing the situation. D. Jean should make a call to child protective services due to the unsafe living conditions for the children.
The progressive era was a time of great social welfare reform which included the development of:
a. all of the above b. compulsory school attendence laws c. mothers pension programs d. special courts for juvenile offenders e. child labor laws
A focus group of 10 adults was chosen to evaluate the performance of a candidate during a presidential debate. They were instructed to rate the candidate on two characteristics, knowledge and delivery, using a scale of 1 (poor) to 10 (superior)
The ratings given the candidate were as follows: Knowledge Rater Rating Delivery A 7 5 B 8 6 C 9 5 D 3 5 E 5 6 F 8 7 G 9 6 H 4 5 I 8 6 J 7 5 a. Find the mode, the median, and the mean for the knowledge ratings. b. Find the mode, the median, and the mean for the delivery ratings. c. On which characteristic was the candidate rated more favorably? What would be an ideal response?
Which of the following is not a technique for enhancing motivation?
a. roll with resistance b. express empathy c. break through denial d. develop discrepancy