Words
A. can be ambiguous and mean different things to different people
B. are an example of nonverbal communication
C. offer objective descriptions of accurate memories
D. should not be used when communicating cross-culturally
A
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According to narrative theory, therapists should NOT:
a. take a collaborative, listening approach with clients b. help people separate from the dominant cultural narratives c. consider the larger historical and political context d. search for flaws in the family system
Sally uses the attitude of strangeness. This means that she
A) is strange, because only strange people want to do social research. B) finds it difficult to conduct social research on strangers. C) acts as if she knows less than she really does and puts on a "front" as if she were ignorant of what is going on. D) remains distant, cold, and angry towards members in the field setting. E) questions and notices ordinary details as if she was a stranger.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
From a social justice perspective, involuntary group membership is often necessary to ensure that people get the services they need.
When we speak of CDCs engaging in multiple reinforcement, this means that a. they obtain funding from a multiplicity of sources. b. they suffer intense political scrutiny, and are thus vulnerable to multipleopinions
c. they apply their funding so that it reinforces multiple efforts in the community. d. they are heavily engaged in applying positive reinforcement to communitymembers.