In his field research of observing the social life at a nearby truck stop, Benjamin found that the waitresses
and employees talked about customers by using a number of categories:
"regular," "professional driver,"
"family tribe," "cowgirl," "pit stopper," "rough rider," "sleezer," "wolf," "trooper," and "lonely heart."
Benjamin decided to use domain analysis to analyze his data. In it, the names for types of customers (e.g.,
regular, wolf, etc.) are called
A) folk domains. B) mixed domains. C) cover terms. D) analytic domains.
A
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a. Marital status b. Earlier sexual behavior c. Feelings of an older person about sexuality d. Physical health e. None of the above
Compared to other forms of psychotherapy, psychoanalysis is:
a. More time consuming. b. Less time consuming. c. More interested in symptom removal. d. Less expensive.
When instructing a client in the process of muscle relaxation, the helper should:
a. avoid practicing along with him/her due to the potential for client embarrassment. b. model some of the muscle-group exercises for the client. c. instruct the client to contract muscles as tightly as possible for maximum benefit. d. use enthusiastic intonation in the manner of an athletic trainer.
Which of the following is a principle of the Strengths Model?
a. Every individual, group, family, and community has strengths. b. Trauma and illness may be sources of challenge and opportunity. c. Social workers must take individual, group, and community aspirations seriously. d. People with psychiatric disabilities can learn, grow and change.