When conceptualizing a case from a symbolic-experiential framework, it is important to assess each of the following areas EXCEPT:
A) structural organization.
B) emotional process.
C) lack of competency.
D) symptom development.
C
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Three types of ambiguity and uncertainty make for ethical problems in social
work practice. Which of the following is not an ambiguity/uncertainty?
A. Uncertainty about scientific knowledge and about the facts relevant to any specific situation B. Uncertainty about goals and values C. Uncertainty about society’s expectations D. Uncertainty about consequences of the intervention
Social work
A. Confines itself largely to work with those who are mentally ill B. Confines itself largely to education and training of human services professionals C. Focuses its primary attention on social welfare programs D. Focuses its primary attention on an individual's relationships with other human beings.
Social worker Sally Morley recognizes that she is not prepared to work with clients who have been sexually abused. When she learns that her new client is dealing with this issue, Sally should
A. read a book on the subject and continue to work with the client B. ask other staff how she should respond to this client C. refer her client to a professional with expertise in sexual abuse D. ignore her lack of preparation
A fearful client in a mental health agency is repeatedly asked for money by his drug dependent son. Recently, the son has threatened violence and calls the father at all hours. How should the social worker advise the father?
a. suggest he disconnect his phone b. ask the client to tell the son to come to the agency and discuss his problems with the social worker c. do nothing as it is likely that the behavior will stop on its own d. suggest that he has the right to be fearful and should probably call the police