Using ice breakers in groups is a technique for
A) Reducing tension in a group
B) Building cohesion
C) Breaking up dyads
D) Generating humor
B
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Solution-focused therapists use "scaling questions" to:
a. quantify outcomes b. evaluate the success of sessions c. break change into small steps d. compare clients
The text cited all of the following suggestions that workers can do to help clients maintain and generalize changes
except:
a. Helping clients build confidence in their own abilities b. Creating artificial consequences rather than using naturally occurring ones c. Using multiple situations and settings when helping members learn new behaviors d. Helping members confront future problems by teaching them a problem-solving process
Rigid adherence to the "absolutist" position on ethics in research would probably make social research much more difficult to conduct because a. it would turn research into the study of non-volunteers. b. it would reduce the number of people from whom the researcher would haveto obtain informed consent
c. it would call for withholding treatment from many groups. d. it would rule out many research practices, such as all forms of deception,that many researchers consider essential.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Human service organizations face the continuous problem of whether to focus on behaviors (activities) or outcomes (results).