Which paradigm best describes non-deliberative social work practice?
a. think, then plan
b. plan, then act
c. act, then reflect
d. do, then think
Ans: D
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a. locked hospital wards b. closed family systems c. shifting boundaries around a family d. easy access to a psychiatric hospital
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a. symptoms may develop in the course of treatment b. what most benefits the family as a whole may not be best for each member c. stress may accompany participation d. smoking is rarely allowed during therapy sessions