In the 18th century, when the natural family could not provide learning
and religion to its children,
A. children were sent to reform institutions
B. parents would be sterilized and run out of town
C. children were place in foster homes in the Midwest
D. parents would be fined or their children would be apprenticed
D
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Asking several questions at once invites confusion, because generally clients will:
A) ?not reply to any of the questions. B) ?reply to all questions but not necessarily in the order you asked them. C) ?just reply to one of the questions. D) ?feel overwhelmed and not respond any further to questions.
Modjeska Simkins, Ida Wells and Jane Hunter are examples of
a. former settlement house residents who went on to influence social policy by engaging in advocacy efforts. b. leaders in the American suffrage movement that gave the women the right to vote. c. African American social workers who developed programs for the black community since most social welfare programs often excluded African Americans. d. leaders in COS movement.
The case of The Female Worker with an Imprisoned Rapist is an example of:
a. Impact of the worker's emotions b. Helping the client see life in new ways c. Dealing with the Authority Theme d. Supporting clients in taboo areas
As many as _________ of persons with untreated alcoholism die of complications from their addiction.
a. half b. 42% c. most d. 95%