The hospice movement came about in response to what many people perceived to be
a. inadequate care for the dying in conventional hospitals.
b. insurance companies taking charge of what treatments are available to a dying person.
c. doctor's unwillingness to take drastic measures to save the dying person's life.
d. all of the above.
A
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b. The worker role models what the client should be practicing. c. The client reports having tackled a tough problem that had been discussed as part of the work. d. All of these answers.
While participating in a lengthy experiment involving job training for welfare recipients, the economy enters into a major recession. Posttest measurements found that job training was unsuccessful in helping participants locate jobs. However, the experiment’s designers claim that the findings were inconclusive because of internal invalidity. Which of the following sources of internal invalidity would they be most likely to name as the problem?
a. Contamination b. Secular drift c. Selection bias d. Reactivity e. Compensatory rivalry
Which of the following statements is true?
a. families that show dysfunctional behavior lack strengths and resources b. families that show dysfunctional behavior lack those interactive processes that strengthen hardiness c. members of functional families never engage in damaging behavior with one another d. all families have resources to call upon
An example of banding together to deal with a common problem is:
a. The Possibility League b. The Anti-Dysphoria League c. The Anti Anorexia/Anti-Bulimia League d. none of the above