What defines "family" as used in this class?
A. Two parents and child/children
B. Two spouses and their biological child/children
C. Nuclear, single-parent, and kinship families
D. Nuclear, single-parent, communal, kinship, and gay/lesbian
families
D
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List and describe at least three theories or models that have been influential in the development of social work practice
with individuals?
What will be an ideal response?Bart's team rarely has any serious conflict. On the other hand, members keep
recycling old ideas instead of producing new solutions. How could Bart change the hiring process to address this lack of creativity? A. Look for people who have similar goals but different points of view. B. Recruit experts who have recent specialized training in a clinical area. C. Assess candidates' background in leading change during the initial interview. D. Work with a consultant to select people who have a high tolerance for taking risks.
About _____ U.S. children are living in households headed by grandparents or other relatives.
a. 1 in 5 b. 1 in 8 c. 1 in 10 d. 1 in 12
The idea that the same sociological variable or concept occurs across divergent cultural and historical settings
is called A) etic. B) contextual equivalence. C) conceptual equivalence. D) lexicon equivalence.