Immigrant families have all of the following struggles when trying to help their children attend school and go to college except:
a. fear of being deported and trying to avoid immigration services.
b. poor English skills and limited education.
c. they are not in a position to help their children with school work nor can they aid with college or financial aid applications.
d. some of these minority youth financially contribute to their families; thus, going off to college would not only cost money, but it would also lower the families overall monthly take-home income.
e. poor families may view college an unaffordable even if the student qualifies for financial aid.
(a-)
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a. problem solvers b. creative c. detail-oriented d. social
Group members must always take responsibility for
a. working on personal goals. b. spending time and energy during and in between group sessions. c. being open to self-expression. d. All of the above.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Research has indicated that, when maternal grandmothers are emotionally supportive to the mother, the child with special needs has fewer symptoms of depression. 2. Fathers of children with Down syndrome reported less stress and more positive perceptions of their children than fathers of children with other types of special needs. 3. Considering the external context of a family with a child with special needs refers to exploring the family systemic factors. 4. The health system is considered a component of the external context of a family with a child with special needs.
The therapist's ability to address termination forthrightly will:
A) ?leave clients feeling powerless and out of control. B) ?reenact clients' past conflicted feelings over termination. C) ?give clients a mastery experience by allowing them to become active, informed participants in the termination. D) ?clients do not benefit by openly addressing termination.