Self-management approaches are time-limited, deal with the _______________, and focus on pragmatic problem resolution
a. present
b. past
c. short-term future
d. long-term future
a
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Michael finds it easy to give up alcohol, and he's done it hundreds of times in the last twenty years. Finally fed up by Michael's alcoholism, Barbara, his wife, has told him she will obtain a divorce unless he stops drinking completely. She wants him to move out of the house until he's totally sober for three months, then she'll consider taking him back. The family social work counselor should
A. urge Barbara to soften her stance and give Michael a chance to shed his dependence of alcohol while at home since a separation will add to the stress and inhibit Michaels' recovery. B. point out to Michael that if he is sincere he can convince Barbara to relent. C. support Barbara's firmness as this may help Michael to fully confront the damage he is doing to himself and his family, and motivate him to change. D. help Michael confront the situation that he now faces and assist him in finding the treatment resources that he needs.
How or why does stratified sampling help with representativeness of your sample?
a. Stratified sampling produces a non-probability sample. b. Stratified sampling divides the population into homogeneous groups and you can ensure you sample enough along that dimension of interest. c. Stratified sampling over-recruits samples in the most inaccessible category. d. Stratified sampling samples via participant networks. Participants help recruit and therefore you gain a representative sample.
In their assessments, social workers try to maintain __________ by listening closely to the client's
story and probing for more details related to that story: a) Cultural commonality b) Mutuality c) Cultural specificity d) Empathy
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Because they are assessed coming into detention, all juveniles have their mental health needs evaluated and treated.