Most ethical codes specify that therapists should:
a. be available to their clients even when they are on vacation.
b. inform clients that their records are inaccessible to them.
c. inform clients that a diagnosis can become a permanent part of their file and have ramifications in terms ofcost of insurance, long-term insurability, and employment
d. alter case notes that are damaging to the client if they are subpoenaed into court.
c
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When working with multiproblem families, all of the following were suggested in the text except:
a. Identify and use relevant community resources b. Partialize and prioritize the problems involved c. Work on each and all the problems with the family, even if some of them can be done by yourself d. Follow the planned change process as you would with any other problem situation
Jenny Jones’ social worker knows that Jenny is working part-time and not
reporting the income for TANF and food stamp purposes. The social worker decides not to turn Jenny in because she knows that Jenny is using the extra money to pay for dental work that she desperately needs. This an example of
A. ethical absolutism. B. feminist ethics. C. Confucian ethics. D. ethical relativism
Molly is selecting a sample for her research on schizoaffective disorders
She wants to ensure with some certainty that each research participant manifests the disorder, and therefore reviews case files to find clients who have been diagnosed schizoaffective by two independent professionals. This sampling approach is not random as she is reviewing case files until she obtains a sample of 25 people with the appropriate diagnosis. What type of sampling is she using? a) Criterion sampling b) Convenience sampling c) Snowball sampling d) Systematic sampling
Chicago is a city known for having several neighborhoods that are separated on the basis of race and ethnicity; it includes areas with names like Ukrainian Village, Chinatown, Greektown, Polish Village, and more. This is an example of the phenomenon known as ______.
A. the melting pot B. segregated communities C. neighborhood diversity D. gentrification