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Question 1
SOLER, as defined in the video, highlights all EXCEPT:
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Question 2
Open
Minded
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Interactional social work practice theory includes:
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Question 3
All of the
above
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A social worker can simultaneously assess and gather information about a client and build
a therapeutic alliance.
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Question 4
The Introduction video stresses the importance of all EXCEPT:
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Question 5
Agency
confidentiality
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The "demand for work" entails
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A worker encouraging a client to work on the task/issue before them, putting
their energy into solving their problem.
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Question 6
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Social workers should be guided by an overarching model or paradigm in their practice.
Which of the following is true?
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Question 7
b and
c.
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In the active listening video, the worker demonstrated the following skills in the “What To
Do” session:
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Question 8
A and B
only
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Some issues that social workers need to be aware of in their work with clients include:
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Question 9
All of the
above.
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In social work practice, the social worker is focused on:
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The client and agency (school, hospital, social
services, etc.)
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Question 10
The instructor in the Introduction video discussed which of the following:
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A and B
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Question 11
Social workers should always work in relation to a two-client construct.
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Question 12
Strengths perspective entails
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B and
C.
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Question 13
The primary purpose of this class, according to the Introduction video, is:
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All of the
above
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Question 14
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It is important for workers to learn how to manage their feelings when a client is sharing,
and in some cases, a social worker can appropriately share feelings that may help a client.
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Question 15
An example of appropriate "function" as defined by Schwartz would be:
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A and B
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Question 16
The term "symbiotic" refers to what in relationship?
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Can be both a
and b.
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Question 17
Some obstacles of engagement with a client(s) could be:
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All of the
above.
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Question 18
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The active listening video demonstrated what NOT to do in a session. Which of the
following was demonstrated:
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All of the
above
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Question 19
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The belief that people act according to the sum of their strengths and skills is called the:
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Teleological
view
Jane Addams' approach in working with her clients was one of empowerment, where she
involved and engaged her clients to make changes in their lives or surrounding
environments.
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Question 20
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