Early efforts to provide treatment for substance abuse began in the United States in the mid- 1800s, prompted by
a. a dramatic increase in Opium addictions.
b. a religious revival where the use of any alcohol was deemed inappropriate and "sinful".
c. public concern over the problems resulting from increased levels of public drunkenness.
d. the dawn of psychiatry.
C
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a. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission b. VISTA c. Earned Income Tax Credit d. Economic Opportunity Act of 1965
Describe the three leading ethical concerns that are common throughout the transition process and the role of social workers in addressing these concerns.
What will be an ideal response?
"A teen's sneaking-out behavior may serve to bring the parents closer together; without the child's ‘problem,' the parents may not come together." This statement, made by a Milan therapist, is an example of which of the following?
A) Critiquing B) Paradox C) Hypothesizing D) Circular questions
The deeply-ingrained belief that humans with intellectual limitations and disabilities are a pathological element of American society is an example of
a. the institutional deviance model. b. the social deviance model. c. the social cultural premises perspective. d. a concentration of power.