Question 1

Two components of a problem are

Accepted Answer

A) a description and a course of action 
B) a situation and a difficulty 
C) an unsettled matter and a demand for services 
D) determining who the client is and what the client needs 
A) a description and a course of action 
B) a situation and a difficulty 
C) an unsettled matter and a demand for services 
D) determining who the client is and what the client needs

Question 2

A perspective that challenges power is

Accepted Answer

A) Maslow's hierarchy 
B) developmental in growth patterns 
C) the feminist perspective 
D) gang-related theory 
A) Maslow's hierarchy 
B) developmental in growth patterns 
C) the feminist perspective 
D) gang-related theory

Question 3

Which is not true of situational problems?

Accepted Answer

A) focus on basic health and safety needs 
B) result in a variety of feelings 
C) person is often a victim 
D) can lead to short- or long-term difficulties or both 
A) focus on basic health and safety needs 
B) result in a variety of feelings 
C) person is often a victim 
D) can lead to short- or long-term difficulties or both

Two components of a problem are

A perspective that challenges power is

Which is not true of situational problems?

An Introduction to Human Services

A History of Helping

Human Services Today

Models of Human Service Delivery

The Human Service Professional

The Helping Process

Working Within a System

Professional Concerns

Filters

Exam 5: The Client

Two components of a problem are

A perspective that challenges power is

Which is not true of situational problems?

An Introduction to Human Services

A History of Helping

Human Services Today

Models of Human Service Delivery

The Human Service Professional

The Helping Process

Working Within a System

Professional Concerns

Filters