One of the informal rites of passage as people age in the United States is what?
A. receiving their AARP membership and card
B. having their driver's license revoked
C. receiving their social security card
D. entering into a nursing home
Answer: A
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The Confidentiality of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Patient Records regulations refers to:
a) Minimum standards of protection for the privacy of medical records b) Maintainance of insurance coverage in the event that a client loses or changes jobs c) Extra protection to clients with substance abuse problems who receive treatment in federally assisted programs d) Protection from loss of insurance for clients with substance abuse in federally assisted programs
Which of the following statements about using structural family therapy with diverse populations is TRUE?
A) The structural family therapy model was developed to attend to the dynamics and needs of diverse families, especially those families with children having difficulties. B) Structural family therapy employs an active and engaged approach in which the therapist often takes an expert stance in relation to the family, an approach that often fits with the values of traditional cultures. C) The structural family therapy model was both developed to attend to the dynamics and the needs of diverse families-especially those families with children having difficulties-and also employs an active and engaged approach in which the therapist often takes an expert stance in relation to the family-an approach that often fits with the values of traditional cultures. D) None of these is correct.
Co-occurring disorders are often referred to as dual-diagnoses or dual disorders
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
In order to support client self-determination, social workers must often ______.
A. refuse to accept a client's negative perception of a situation B. ignore their own perceptions of the situation and commit to advocating for change based on the client's ambitions C. change their own personal values to match those of the client D. push clients to keep fighting even when the clients want to give up