In general, the more experience we gain with facilitating groups, the better we are at determining the moments when __________ may be beneficial for members
A) ?hostility
B) ?argumentation
C) ?formation of cliques
D) ?self-disclosure
D
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
The family therapist most closely identified with solution-focused brief therapy is:
a. Segal b. Erickson c. de Shazer d. White
Every practitioner must develop intuitive as well as intellectual skills because
A. Long-term macro work blends the emotional/ interpersonal with the cognitive/ empirical, requiring both skill sets B. The work becomes tedious if only one skill set is utilized C. Supervisors expect to see both skill sets D. This is the dual focus of traditional social work practice frameworks
As a student of social work, Kimberly is reading a journal article on the impact of social welfare
allocations on multiple communities. She finds the research confusing to digest as the author begins with a history of welfare reform, then debates the merits of the deserving poor, and finally speculates that community leaders can mediate how financial aid packages are allocated. According to the text, what is an issue for Kimberly as a consumer of research? a) Article seems more appropriate for a political scientist b) Definitions of deserving poor c) Research topic is not clearly stated d) Personal biases