Techniques can be abused or used in unethical ways. Which of the following is NOT a way leaders might employ techniques unethically?
A) ?Using techniques to decrease their power.
B) ?Using techniques with which they are unfamiliar.
C) ?Using techniques to alter a group member's personal values or beliefs.
D) ?Using techniques whose sole purpose is to create intensity between members or within the group.
A
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a. families with children b. the elderly c. youth d. men 30-60
The social worker remembered thinking, “Wow! That kid sure is a handful. I’m surprised he was
not referred sooner.” Mark Pryor is an 11 year-old boy who is described by his parents as being stubborn and defiant since early childhood. “Sometimes that child can be so spiteful,” adds his father. His mother comments, “If I ask Mark to brush his teeth and he’s watching TV, he’ll turn around and call me all sorts of names. I know my son doesn’t mean it… at least I hope so, but it sure hurts. His brothers walk on eggs when he’s in one of his moods, which lately seems to be all the time. Oddly enough he does pretty good in school but I notice he doesn’t have that many friends these days.” What is the most like diagnosis to consider?
a) Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder b) Disruptive behavior disorder c) Oppositional defiant disorder d) Conduct disorder
A social worker is responsible for employing a social justice lens in most practice settings with the exception of:
a. NASPA b. working with children c. incarcerated individuals d. the mentally challenged
The term crisis is derived from Eriksonian theory
Indicate whether the statement is true or false