Describe permanency in terms of relational and legal relationships.
What will be an ideal response?
Relational permanency is defined as reaching beyond the physical placement and legal outcomes for a child to encompass a lifetime of relationships belonging and sense of identity. It provides lifelong connections. Legal permanency requires children in foster care have safe and permanent homes through reunification, adoption of guardianship within required federal timeframes. Reunification should occur within 12 months of removal and adoption within 24 months.
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This social justice concept involves personal self-sacrifice as well as surrendering some of your own privileges and advantages:
a. Combating racism, prejudice, homophobia, ageism, and sexism as it is witnessed and speaking out and taking action in the face of injustices and oppression b. Advocating on behalf of human rights c. Empowering those who historically have been without a voice d. Volunteering time and devoting personal resources to make a difference among those most in need
In most cases, therapists will not have advanced warning that a client is dangerous. Therefore, therapists must be prepared for such an eventuality. Which of the following is NOT a suggestion from the authors for preparation?
A. Limit disclosure to all clients until they are deemed safe. B. Take at least one workshop in the assessment and management of dangerous clients. C. Know how to contact the legal counsel of your professional organization. D. Familiarize yourself with professionals who are experienced in dealing with violence and know how to reach them.
______ type of hypothesis is used when the researcher has enough evidence from previous research to support the prediction of a direction of outcome.
A. null hypothesis B. alternative nondirectional hypothesis C. alternative directional hypothesis D. working hypothesis
The Gestalt technique in which a client is asked to dialogue with some identified other who she imagines sitting in an empty chair is called:
A. Heightening awareness. B. Focusing on the body. C. Empty chair. D. Dialoguing.