Negotiating _____ agreements in parent-child transactions requiring decision making and/or disciplinary actions is a strategy for strengthening parental coalitions
A) ?blind alley
B) ?united front
C) ?contract
D) ?reciprocal
B
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A 50-year-old African American woman is referred to a social worker for a biopsychosocial assessment and discusses her heritage, culture, and national origin. The social worker should put this information under the category of:
a) Race b) Ethnicity c) Minority group d) Class
Religion is very appealing because it
A) gives meaning to human existence. B) provides its followers with a sense of belonging. C) lends order to social life by establishing behavioral standards. D) all of the above
An example of goal displacement is:
a. Prioritizing family reunification over child well-being. b. Prioritizing job retention over worker safety. c. Prioritizing reductions in case load over clients' health. d. All of these choices are examples of goal displacement.
How do the limits of practice theories contribute to moments of uncertainty in
practice? a. Social workers tend to lack the adequate knowledge necessary to apply practice theories to their work and therefore lack certainty about what to say or do b. It is often unclear to practitioners how these theories are to be applied given the specific challenges of particular practice moments c. They do not contribute to the moments of uncertainty in practice d. Social workers can feel a great deal of stress when they consider all the limitations of practice theories and this can create a feeling of uncertainty