Which of the following is a difference between the assessment of individual clients and the assessment of families?
A) ?Unlike assessments of individuals, family assessment uses words that focus on each family member's ideas and goals.
B) ?Unlike assessments of individuals, family assessment describes family members by their moods and actions.
C) ?Unlike assessments of individuals, family assessment focuses social work attention on the family as a unit.
D) ?Unlike assessments of individuals, family assessment uses language that emphasizes individuals of a family.
C
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a. birth–2 years. b. 2–4. c. 5–8. d. 8–11. e. over age 12.
The text cited ______ as an Internet source which gathers information and data on policy issues, local and state
programs, and program designs.
a. Everything You Always Wanted to Know About… b. Organizing Your Community c. The Social Welfare Handbook d. Economic Success Clearinghouse
What is the common link between such events as Hurricane Katrina, loss of a major employer, and physical violence to gay men?
A) ?All are task functions of a community. B) ?All are system stressors. C) ?All represent examples of homeostasis. D) ?All of the above
A repeat drug offender is legally coerced to enter a therapeutic community (TC). Based on current research, what do you think is likely to occur?
A. The TC stands a good chance of effectively restructuring the immature, addictive-prone individual into a strong, self-reliant, drug-free person. B. The TC stands a poor chance of effectively restructuring the immature, addictive-prone individual into a strong, self-reliant, drug-free person. C. The individual will most likely remain an immature, addictiveprone person, as TCs that cater to legally coerced individuals are not very successful. D. The individual will most likely return to drugs while staying at the TC, as legal coercion is not very effective and the oversight at TCs is generally poor.