A case manager’s interventions can be considered therapeutic in that:
a. The case manager is a trained psychotherapist
b. The case manager can provide medications that help the client deal with emotional disorders
c. The case manager can help the client learn life skills that will make the client more effective in his or her daily
life
d. The case manager can treat the client’s problems without making a referral to a clinical therapist
c
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Assessment for historical trauma should include a family history to identify how current problems fit with intergenerational patterns.
Suppose a study reports that the average number of times that control group participants got drunk during the year was five. What is appropriate to conclude?
a. The typical control group participant got drunk five times. b. Most control group participants got drunk five times. c. It is conceivable that most of the control group participants got drunk less than five times or more than five times. d. The typical control group participant got drunk 5 times, and most control group participants got drunk five times.
Research indicates that in the transition from separate to integrated treatment for co- occurring disorders that
a. stable remission rates more than double. b. the investment is too costly to be worth the trouble. c. the 12 Step approach works best. d. clients with different types of disorders do not get along well together.
Which of the following is a typical feminine stereotype?
a. possessing an aggressive and independent spirit b. tendency to be rational rather than emotional c. decisiveness and tactfulness d. passivity and submissiveness