_____________ is/are a diverse pool of human-service workers whose primary duties include serving individuals within the community in a variety of community groups and includes social workers, community organizers and developers, clinical mental health counselors, psychologists, psychiatrists, nurses, counselors, couples and family therapists, artists, activists, clergy persons, human-service workers with varying degrees of education and training, and residents involved in the community.
A. Community perspective
B. Community workers
C. Community agencies
D. Community work
Answer: B
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a. increased attention from their stepparent. b. the Brady Bunch Syndrome. c. feelings of disloyalty toward their absent parent. d. None of the above. e. All of the above.
Why did Lee and Walz (1998) indicate that multicultural competence was limiting if it did not also include a focus on social justice?
a. Many issues brought to therapy by culturally diverse clients are systemically based b. A counselor cannot fully understand the cultural experience of a client if they do not understand the social context that the client lives in c. Competencies for multicultural counseling and social justice counseling are identical therefore should both be studied and practiced d. Social justice counseling is the most effective way to treat culturally diverse clients
According to FERPA, threatening remarks made by a student overheard by school personnel
A. cannot be released from the medical record. B. should only be released with parent consent. C. may be released upon request from the board of education. D. are not considered part of an educational record.
The _________________________ model has been suggested by Finn (2007) as more efficient means to facilitate positive changes in clients through the utilization of assessment instruments
A) ?positive-growth B) ?information-gathering C) ?problem-focused D) therapeutic assessment