A woman takes a single drink to calm her morning tremors, goes
about her day, and resumes drinking in the evening. Each morning,
she does not feel a physical craving for alcohol, but she wants to stop
her tremors.
To help her, the application of which theory seems most
appropriate?
A. Psychodynamic: What was her childhood like?
B. Learning: What she has learned she can unlearn.
C. Genetic: She may have a metabolic defect that causes the
tremors.
D. Cognitive-behavioral: She physically needs a drink to physically
relax.
B
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a. group’s power structure b. worker c. agency d. social environment
Open questions can serve to:
a. Clarify certain aspects of the other person’s story b. Make clients tense and defensive c. Provide needed identifying information about the client d. Put the clinician ill at ease
Joaquin is a social work researcher who wants to study the impact of technology on family
relationships. Currently he is in the process of designing the research and hopes to discover new explanations. Further, his main objectives are to answer research questions. What type of research is Joaquin designing? a) Exploratory b) Explanatory c) Experimental d) Predictive
Is bending the rules ethically permissible?
A) No. It is never ethical to bend the rules. B) Yes, as long as the social worker does not actually break the law. C) Yes. A social worker should act as their conscience directs and not according to the rules. D) Yes. A social worker may occasionally decide to bend a rule if they feel the rule will harm their client.