The needy receiving services and assistance through local institutions were said to be receiving
a. Indoor relief
b. Outdoor relief
c. Less eligible relief.
d. Able bodied relief
a
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I. may require documentation of a mental or physical disability or condition in determining eligibility for services. II. may use the results of medical examinations as a part of their ongoing assessment procedures. III. may use medical records as a way to explain the client's personal characteristics, mental status, and social history. IV. may use medical information as a substitute for a psychological evaluation or a detailed social history. A. I and II B. I, II, III and IV C. I, III and IV D. II, III and IV
The movement known as progressivism includes programs that focus on:
A) ?civil service B) ?social reforms C) ?antitrust regulations D) ?all of the above
A client with panic disorder is seeing a social worker who uses cognitive behavioral therapy. During
session, the social worker suggests the client bring her husband to session. The MOST likely reason for this is for them to discuss: a) How the client's disorder has affected his life and what he wants out of the relationship b) How the client's disorder has affected their lives and how he can be helpful as a coach c) How he has contributed to the client's problems d) Whether he has any psychopathology himself
A problem that voluntary organizations present to social welfare is that
A. Voluntary organizations offer free services to beneficiaries. B. They utilize resources not otherwise available. C. They can grow very large, with budgets that exceed that of some governments. D. They are fragmented and uncoordinated.