Genuineness is an important social worker common factor. How would you consider
integrating the practice strategies of awareness and insight as well as feedback to
help you be your most genuine?
a. Be aware of when you are not acting like a social worker, brush up on your
ability to act professionally, and ask for feedback from your client to see if
you are playing the part of the social worker well enough
b. Be insightful about how people perceive you and change yourself accordingly
to match their perceptions with how you want to be perceived
c. Be aware and notice when someone is unsure of how educated you are or is
questioning whether they should seek services with someone else, and ask
your supervisor for feedback on how to avoid this from happening
d. Be aware of your expectations for how a social worker "should" act, be aware
of the situations that trigger your tendency to act in a fake manner, and invite
feedback from clients regarding the degree to which they felt engaged with
you
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a. Family social workers can receive direct information about family functioning and develop a more complete picture about the family relationships as members interact within a familiar environment. b. The family social worker maybe able to better individualize the intervention based on a family's living situation. c. New skills learned maybe easier applied when learned within the family's natural setting as opposed to an office setting. d. Family social workers are often trained to conduct psychosocial therapies within the home.
Which of the following are tools that a therapist might use to learn about self and self in relation to others?
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Systems tend to seek balance or equilibrium by means of:
a. feedback loops b. linear causality c. entropy d. negentropy
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a. ease of attaining a sample. b. representativeness of sample. c. inexpensiveness of survey. d. building connections with community resources.