Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
The case example “Children Who Are Not Headliners” shows how the concepts of risk, resiliency, and protective factors have utility for guiding case decision making and the choice of interventions.
Ans: True
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scale that would be a good measure of this concept. She remembers from a research class that she may need to use a more indirect method, in trying to get honest answers. What type of scaling is she using? A. Likert B. Thurstone C. semantic differential D. GAS
Applying engagement skills, connecting resources for change, and respecting individuals for his/her worth describes the social worker’s role as a ______.
a. change facilitator b. advocate c. referent d. broker
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a. is going through alcohol withdrawal and needs medical attention b. wants the social worker's help in managing her discomfort c. is intoxicated d. may be experiencing delusions
Which of the following is an example of a variable measured at the nominal level of measurement?
a. Location in which respondent was born b. Religiosity measured as not religious, somewhat religious, and very religious c. Time in seconds in which a subject completes a given task d. Number of respondents’ first cousins e. Level of education in years completed