What is meant by “thinking family” when creating a caregiving network?
What will be an ideal response?
Thinking family, is the recognition that the responsibilities of caregiving require a network of individuals beyond the immediate family structure.
It refers to the inclusion of significant people to the older adult outside the immediate or biologic family structures. This may include extended family, friends, members of the person’s faith community, neighbors.
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Reflecting feelings requires that the practitioner use empathy to do all of the following EXCEPT:
A) ?joining with the client. B) ?understanding the client's feelings. C) ?communicating this understanding. D) ?reflecting how the practitioner would feel if she/he was in the client's shoes.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Traumatic effects from a disaster may lead to symptoms of anxiety.
All of the following were discussed in the text regarding evaluation of theory except:
A. Evaluate the extent to which the theory coincides with social work values and ethics B. Evaluate the existence and validity of other comparable theories C. Evaluate the theory's application to client situations D. Evaluate the extent to which the theory coincides with your expectations
People who are stereotyped and stigmatized because of their challenges often respond by doing what?
A. They begin to act the way that the people who are stigmatizing them expect them to act. B. They reject the stigma and prove the label to be incorrect. C. They simply ignore the label and live their life to the best of their ability. D. They seek out help to work on resilience.