The process of __________ encourages members to accept responsibility for the outcomes of a group and for changing the style in which they relate to others
A) ?selective feedback
B) ?interpersonal feedback
C) ?confrontive feedback
D) ?aggressive feedback
B
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Why are ecological understandings about problems important?
a. Understanding that a range of forces beyond our control contribute to difficulties helps relieve you of positive thinking, encouragement, support, and happiness b. Understanding climate change is important in understanding clients' stress c. Understanding that a range of forces beyond our control contributes to difficulties, helps relieve negative thinking and discouragement, and can assist in formulating new, or more functional ways of acting d. Understanding that there are no forces beyond our control contributing to difficulties helps relieve us of anxiety and feeling a lack of control in our lives
To extend her understanding of a new resident's family, Carmen Molina, a social worker at Pleasant Valley Nursing and Retirement Center, visually illustrates the structure and interrelationships within the residents' family
The tool she is using is called a ______. a. cultural history b. social history c. genogram d. eco-map
The ______ largely dictates the institutionalized controls that govern participant activity.
a. group’s power structure b. worker c. agency d. social environment
When working with clients who are Native American, the case manager should:
A) ?maintain eye contact and lean toward the client to help him or her feel more comfortable. B) ?help the client make decisions because he or she may not understand the available services. C) ?understand that sharing personal information is difficult and sometimes embarrassing. D) ?not treat the client in any special manner.