To gather information about the community, Lewis held an open event where all community members were invited and encouraged to attend. Which information gathering technique did Lewis use?
A. Key informant technique
B. Public forum
C. Nominal group technique
D. Social indicators assessment
Answer: B
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a. Assisted suicide b. Active euthanasia c. Physician-assisted dying d. Passive euthanasia e. None of the above
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to your ideas about the event itself." This helps social workers: a. consider the degree to which a client is able to talk about what he or she is upset about, including being required to meet with the social worker. b. consider the degree to which a client is able to identify a problem or distressing situation. c. consider the degree to which a client experiences motivation in response to the problem or being required to meet. d. consider the degree to which a client experiences distress in response to the problem, distressing situation, or being required to meet.
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frequent use of marijuana, and suicidal thoughts. She is having trouble with other teens at her school but does not answer when you ask why or in what way. She just says her parents would be so upset if they knew why. What follow-up question might you ask? A. Why do you want to kill yourself? B. Do you think of yourself as heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, or something else? C. Did you commit a crime that you are now ashamed of? D. Are fellow students harassing you because of your sexuality?