David has recently begun case management work at a new facility for adolescents. The primary purpose of this facility is to address the needs of these adolescents, who all have to gain new skills before returning home. His primary responsibilities include identifying the current functioning of the clients upon arrival at the facility. David also meets regularly with his clients to develop both
short- and long-term support plans, and to monitor the client's progress in gaining new skills. In this example, the facility is focused on:
A) ?psychosocial rehabilitation.
B) ?meeting residents' needs in one location.
C) ?providing a support system.
D) ?none of the above.
A
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a. the Supplemental Security Income program (SSI) b. Old Age Insurance (OAI) c. Social Security Insurance for Seniors (SSIS) d. Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) e. Older Americans Act (OAA)
A major problem of the War on Poverty program was:
a) Participation in the program was severely restricted. b) The program was chronically underfunded. c) The program suffered a fatal flaw in how services were delivered. d) There were not enough trained social workers to effectively implement the program.
A federal government bi-partisan effort established the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 and the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP). The intent of this legislations was
A) ?to enable banks to remain in business to provide new loans and credit to consumers and businesses B) ?to restore stability to the financial system C) ?both a and b D) ?neither a or b
Americans have developed a multi-faceted mythology to justify our failure to develop a generous welfare state. This set of interrelated beliefs include:
A) ?social problems can be avoided by creating equal opportunity B) ?social problems do more harm than good C) ?laissez-faire policies suffice to solve social problems D) ?all of the above