Why must policy advocates analyze proposals?
a. To identify the sources of adequate funding.
b. To choose which legislators to approach.
c. To ensure that the proposal has substance and is politically viable.
d. To ensure it is based on professional wisdom.
C
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What are interventions that have been tested by research?
a. Evidence-based practices b. Outcome data c. Tested approaches d. Evidence-informed approaches
In charity organization societies, private agencies join together to perform all of the following functions except: A) ?providing direct services to individuals and families
B) ?planning and coordinating the efforts of private agencies. C)teaching English, hygiene, and occupational skills to clients. D) ?conducting a detailed investigation of each applicant for services and financial help.
A proposed policy initiative for a zoning board to approve a halfway house for disabled adults, or proposed programs for underserved populations in a city are examples of:
a. Community-based advocacy. b. Power resources. c. Legislative initiatives. d. Political action.
"Unconditional positive regard" means:
A) ?Looking for the good in others and seeing their strengths. B) ?Ignoring clients' problems and telling them everything will be all right. C) ?Treating the client as a friend. D) ?Expressing warmth, caring, and concern for the client.