Leshanda and her family service social worker are meeting for the first time. Based on research in which Maluccio polled a family service agency's clients about their initial perceptions, you conclude that Leshanda is most likely to express
A. general distress
B. confusion
C. hopefulness
D. a mixture of discouragement and optimism
D
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Which of the following statements about the care of older persons in Japan is true?
A) Demand for nursing homes, especially in Japan's big cities, is low. B) Japanese families assume no more responsibility for their older relatives than do Western families. C) The proportion of older couples living with adult children has declined since 1985. D) The old are such a small proportion of the Japanese population that their care is not a significant problem.
Suppose you are a human resources specialist at a trucking company that implemented a random drug testing program to comply with state and federal laws. The detection rates of drug abuse have increased since implementation, but prevention rates have not changed. How might you improve prevention rates?
A. Add an EAP that trains employees to apply peer pressure. B. Add a peer-based substance abuse prevention program. C. Recognize that random drug testing is the best preventive measure you can take. D. Add a peer-based informant program for reporting suspicious behavior.
Which of the following type of counseling is used to assist a person or
couple in regard to courtship and marital plans and problems? A. Marital counseling B. Pre-marital counseling C. Family counseling D. Pastoral counseling
As the frail older adult population has increased in numbers, the government has shifted its priorities and began developing programs aimed at
a. long-term health care needs. b. poverty alleviation. c. older adults living in urban communities. d. long-term residential care.