A "client"
A. Is an individual who depends on a professional worker for service.
B. Is similar to a patient who needs attention to regain health.
C. Is best understood as a consumer of services
D. Can be a community working in partnership with a professional worker.
D
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a. Intelligence b. Aptitude c. Achievement d. All of these
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a. "What's the matter with you? Why didn't you just take care of the problem yourself?" b. "Let's get right to the point. You've got a drinking problem" c. "Let's talk about each of our expectations for counseling" d. "Let me tell you what you need to stay sober"
Discuss the importance of play in elementary age children
What will be an ideal response?
The textbook authors regard proactive outreach to entire populations as:
a. the sole province of medical practitioners. b. useful for some behavioral health problems, but not for others. c. an expensive and time-consuming effort that research has shown to produce limited benefits for a small number of people. d. an approach that will respond to unmet needs and create new positions for mental health professionals.