In the KFA- Bluegrass example in the text, the coaltion was able to reach a larger public and achieve
greater acceptance on the issue because:
a) The coalition framed the discussion as particular to a certain segment of the population.
b) The issue was framed as one of social justice and not simply an issue of sexual orientation.
c) The coalition inundated the media with information on the issue for 17 days in order to educate
the largest number of people in the shortest period of time.
d) Before the campaign began, a similar ordinace had been passed in another nearby Kentucky city.
B
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A. The establishment of rapport B. Understanding the need of the client C. An understanding of the client's perceptions D. A formal treatment plan
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Clarence has been a social work researcher for many years. His research has produced a wealth of
knowledge in the areas of social work administration, group dynamics, and group empowerment. Recently, he was asked to conduct an evaluation for several agency programs. According to the text, which phrase best illustrates a comparison between scientific research and a program evaluation? a) They are disparate processes b) Research is a dynamic process and evaluation tends to be a static, one-time activity c) They are similar with some modifications d) They are identical