An interpretive response should be formulated in which of the following ways?
a. With honesty and straightforwardness
b. By coming to the point as directly and bluntly as possible
c. Tentatively
d. Obliquely; that is, by allowing the client his or her own interpretation of the interpretation
C
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a) If I can't get an "A" on this test, it means I will never get one b) If I don't take advantage of an opportunity, other opportunities will never present themselves c) It's wonderful to be popular, famous, wealthy; it's terrible to be unpopular, mediocre d) A sign of mediocrity is to be a middle-of-the-road kind of person
One limitation of treatment programs for offenders is
a. there is no drug component involved to help diminish sex drive b. there are no female therapists c. there is no built-in opportunity for the offender to try his skills d. their family members are not treated with them
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a. OCD b. bipolar disorder. c. schizophrenia. d. antisocial personality.
According to the NASW Code of Ethics, the following is (are) true about social workers’ ethical responsibilities to
colleagues:
a. Social workers should respect and work cooperatively with colleagues b. Social workers should hold confidential information conveyed by colleagues about practice situations c. Social workers should refer clients to other professionals when the others have knowledge and skills necessary for making effective progress with clients d. All of the above