Norms are less important in families than they are in other groups
a. True
b. False
F
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Serving in the role as case advocate is best described as:
A) Gaining rights for groups or classes of people. B) Establishing or leading groups. C) Ensuring clients are linked with community resources. D) Defending or arguing for a client or a family.
Intervening in the group as a whole generally does not include
a) Changing interaction patterns b) Changing the group's attraction for its members c) Changing group norms d) Changing intervention plans
Elements of focus groups do not include
a) A detailed analysis and interpretation of the results b) The development of a discussion guide that should be strickly followed c) The careful recruiting and screening of a selected group of participants d) The planning of a specific agenda for the focus group
The client has been talking about his current stress regarding his job situation. The practitioner then states, "Let me see if I understand what you are telling me. It sounds like you are quite scared about potentially losing your job, since your friend recently lost his position at the company. You worry about the impact this will have on your marriage and your family's finances. Does that sound
correct?" This is an example of: A) ?reflecting feelings. B) ?reflecting content. C) ?making a hypothesis. D) ?summarizing.