_____ are violent acts aimed at individuals or groups of a particular race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, disability, class, nationality, age, gender, gender identity, social status, or political affiliation
A) Inchoate crimes
B) ?Hate crimes
C) Statutory crimes
D) ?White-collar crimes
B
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Object relations family therapy, family-of-origin therapy, and contextual therapy share several key concepts and practices. They include each of the following EXCEPT:
A) examining a client's early relationships to understand present functioning. B) tracing transgenerational and extended family dynamics to understand a client's complaints. C) promoting insight into extended family dynamics to facilitate change. D) focusing on the nature of being human rather than families or family therapy.
Which of the following statements best describes social workers as pragmatists?
a. They tend to use just one perspective, theory or model in all cases or practice-based situations. b. They start with the assumption that they have the one, true political perspective, or social theory, or knowledge-generating method. c. They are aware of their limitations and fallibility and strive to create the best society possible, given the tools they have available. d. They acknowledge the importance of subjectivity, multiple ways of knowing, and that knowledge is time and context-bound.
In narrative therapy, families are asked about ______, times when they have had some control over the problem that have been obscured by their problem-saturated story
a. unique outcomes b. examples of self-leadership c. exceptions d. invisible loyalties
Social workers and nurses typically use the ______________________ to determine a patient’s general orientation.
a. Mental Status Exam b. Mini Mental Status Exam c. Binet-Simon questionnaire d. Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI)