Of the following statements, which is least likely accurate?
A. Some people support the teachings of their faith community, yet hold personal beliefs that differ from that faith.
B. Religion and spirituality are related but separate phenomena.
C. Membership in a religious community provides a sense of belonging
D. Social workers can make accurate assumptions about clients based on their stated religious identity.
D. Social workers can make accurate assumptions about clients based on their stated religious identity.
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Which of the following statements is true about the dilemma involving the right to receive services versus the responsibility to evaluate service effectiveness?
a. This is not really a dilemma, since no conflict in values is involved. b. All professionals agree that services should never be delayed, even if their effects have not yet been verified. c. No professionals question the ethics of providing untested services, as long as we have good intentions. d. None of these.
In the case example, the behavioral approach helps treat O C D by addressing the client’s underlying
a) depression. b) hallucinations. c) anxiety. d) anger
Write a statement signifying a statistically significant relationship for each of the previous alternative hypotheses.
What will be an ideal response?
The flow of support between older persons and their adult children is generally:
A) unidirectional, with children providing housing for their parents. B) unidirectional, with parents continuing to help their adult children financially and emotionally. C) reciprocal exchanges financially, emotionally, and in providing care. D) nonexistent, especially among urban families.