Three important elements in a family development theory include:
a. Optimal direction, developmental tasks and epigenetic principles*
b. Boundaries, interaction, and development
c. Birth order of children, kinship systems, and discipline
d. Nurturing functions, boundary maintenance, and child development.
a. Optimal direction, developmental tasks and epigenetic principles
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A social worker verifies that there have been many verified requests for addictions
counseling services in the community but no agency has developed any. This is an example of populations at A. equilibrium. B. risk. C. need. D. crisis.
A client complains that if the social worker really cared about him like his mother does, then the social worker would not charge him for treatment. This is an example of
A. counter-transference reaction. B. sublimation reaction. C. transference reaction. D. subjective reaction.
Which of the following most accurately describes conferences and presentations?
a. There are many types of conferences but generally only one format of presentation. b. There is only one type of conference in terms of breadth and scope, but presentation formats vary widely. c. There are many different types of conferences and presentation formats also vary. d. Conferences are only attended by famous researchers in the field, but presentations can be given by anyone.