A husband of an alcoholic often alters his behavior to accommodate his wife's drinking. For example, he cooks and eats breakfast alone while his wife sleeps in, whereas before he woke her with a hug and they breakfasted together
When he realizes that changing his behavior
supports his wife's alcoholism, he ________.
A. feels normative shame
B. realizes he is enabling his wife's drinking
C. notices he is enhancing his self-esteem
D. becomes an overachiever by changing his behavior yet again
B
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A social work administrator in a hospital setting wants her staff to conduct practice evaluations
However she is not sure which research design will be the most advantageous, and at first only wants the lead clinician to be involved in the practice evaluations. Further, she instructs the lead clinician to assess her practices for one client. What type of research design will the lead clinician implement? a) One-group posttest-only design b) Single systems design c) Pretest/posttest comparison group design d) Pretest/posttest control group design
In general, the role of the staff person in a task group is to ______.
a. aid the chair and help members accomplish their tasks b. enforce group norms c. observe the group and offer suggestions on improving effectiveness d. serve as a liaison with other groups
Which approach works best in dealing with teen age crises?
a. punishment b. unconditional love c. prevention and education for at risk youths d. all of the above
During deployment of the disaster workforce, the Federal Coordinating Officer has the sole responsibility for fostering a positive and inclusive culture.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.