Describe crisis intervention and what it allows the clinician to see.
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: Crisis intervention is a skilled intervention practice. Its goal is to return the client to pre-trauma functioning. Together, the client and practitioner explore the most salient issues of concern. It allows a clinician to see which factors of the crisis need to be punctuated to adequately address the crisis—which parts of the client’s story are drawn into the foreground or dropped into the background.
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Which of the following is a true statement?
a. Boundaries are impermeable points between systems b. Entropy is the ability of a system to adapt positively to change c. Interactions and interrelations can only occur across permeable boundaries d. Equifinality represents steady state or homeostasis
In case advocacy, the social worker promotes action by others on behalf of
a. an oppressed group b. an individual client c. a vulnerable population d. a problematic social issue
Social workers found psychoanalysis appealing because
a) Mary Richmond's approach was not working b) It recognized the unconscious c) It explained client resistance d) all of the above
entails special rights or benefits enjoyed because of elevated social, political, or economic status
What will be an ideal response?