In the context of social work, exploring a situation involves:
A. exploring how often episodes of an issue occur.
B. examining current and, when applicable, past circumstances.
C. encouraging clients to explore aspects of themselves as individual human beings.
D. the thinking, feeling, and doing aspects of clients’ experiences.
ANS: B
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Feedback: Exploring a situation involves examining current and, when applicable, past circumstances. Collect
pertinent information about social and cultural factors, as well as economic, political, and legal aspects of situations
that may relate to the issue of concern, or to those assets or resources that might be useful for resolution
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a. Identifying its cause b. Developing a way to measure it c. Agreeing on its theoretical roots d. Agreeing on its neural correlates
Defining a situation in a different way than the client is defining it is called:
A. educational statement. B. empowerment statement. C. support statement. D. reframe.
Primary sources of data that support the OM process do NOT include:
a. self-reports b. observations c. administrative records d. agency surveys
Which of the following words or phrases is not usually associated with the word counseling?
A. Long term B. Supportive C. Conscious D. Problem solving