Identify at least 5 purposes of logic models.
What will be an ideal response?
Logic models have the following purposes: allows stakeholders to articulate their views about a program and hear and appreciate the views of others; divergent views are synthesized in a collaborative process; an integrated model is developed with stakeholder ownership; the model serves as a solid reference for management decisions, is used as an ongoing tool for evaluation, can be used to promote the program, and can be employed to support program proposals for grant activity.
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When helping workers cope with clients’ grief, you should:
a. Discourage clients from talking about their loss because that will only make them feel worse b. Discourage them from crying and making major displays of emotion because this only encourages them to lose control c. Only provide honest information in response to clients’ questions if it won’t make them feel worse? otherwise, avoid sharing painful information with them d. Encourage, but don’t force, clients to talk both with you and supportive others
Distinguish between reminiscence groups and the life review? What is the purpose of each?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is POOR advice about recording observations in the field?
a. Don't trust your memory any more than you have to. b. Always constantly take notes while you are observing. c. Make at least two copies of your notes. d. Advance preparation on recording anticipated observations better enables you to record unanticipated observations.
Factors that determine whether or not a social problem is publicly recognized are:
a) The political power of the affected group, the ability of the group to advocated for itself and draw public attention to the problem, level of interest and power of politicians in a position to do something about the problem. b) The number of people affected, the power and status of those attemptimg to alleviate the problem and the public attitude toward the affected population. c) Public attitude toward the affected population, availabilty and level of interest of potential advocates for the group, ability of the affected group to participate in the legislative process. d) Level of cohesiveness within the affected group, willingness of the affected group to approach a politician, legislator or social work practitioner about how to resolve or alleviate the problem.