One client-centered method that helps clients explore and resolve ambivalence about making changes is known as _________
A) ?psychoeducation
B) ?motivational interviewing
C) ?interpersonal therapy
D) ?resistance rolling
B
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An example of a central nervous system depressant is ________.
A. alcohol B. amphetamines C. nicotine D. caffeine E. cocaine
Which question is relevant to the historical framework that social workers use to choose a theory?
a. How consistent is this theory with social work values and ethics? b. Why is this particular theory or perspective emerging at this moment in time? c. What sources of knowledge does this theory support d. What does this theory say about human behavior?
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 addition to the responsibilities of the practitioner, the client must have the ability to make ___________________based on their own needs.
A) themselves available for therapy B) their concerns known C) critical thinking skills D) personally informed decisions