Question 1

The ________ is essentially whether or not the client will engage with the worker in a meaningful way and begin to develop the therapeutic alliance.

Accepted Answer

A) first decision 
B) first intervention 
C) critical decision 
D) core element 
A) first decision 
B) first intervention 
C) critical decision 
D) core element A

Question 2

Asking a lesbian colleague "how do lesbians feel about this?" is an example of?​

Accepted Answer

A) cultural insensitivity 
B) societal ambivalence 
C) cultural awareness 
D) societal taboos 
A) cultural insensitivity 
B) societal ambivalence 
C) cultural awareness 
D) societal taboos A

Question 3

In Shulman's research studies,the skill of clarifying worker role was significantly associated with a worker's ability to be helpful.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

The Health Insurance Patient Protection Act prohibits students in social work programs from:

Accepted Answer

A) presenting cases in classes without deidenitifying information 
B) presenting cases in classes 
C) presenting cases to filed instructors 
D) answers "presenting cases in classes without deidenitifying information" and "presenting cases to filed instructors" 
A) presenting cases in classes without deidenitifying information 
B) presenting cases in classes 
C) presenting cases to filed instructors 
D) answers "presenting cases in classes without deidenitifying information" and "presenting cases to filed instructors"

Question 5

Which of the following does NOT contribute to a worker's reluctance to be direct about the purpose of the work?​

Accepted Answer

A) The worker's tendency to be embarrassed about the worker's intentions 
B) The worker's tendency to be embarrassed about the agency location 
C) The worker's tendency to be embarrassed about the client's problems 
D) None of these answers 
A) The worker's tendency to be embarrassed about the worker's intentions 
B) The worker's tendency to be embarrassed about the agency location 
C) The worker's tendency to be embarrassed about the client's problems 
D) None of these answers

Question 6

The skill of exploring the meaning of a silence by putting the client's possible feelings into words (for instance,"Are you angry right now?")is termed:​

Accepted Answer

A) reaching inside of silences 
B) working in the silence 
C) labeling the silence 
D) none of these answers 
A) reaching inside of silences 
B) working in the silence 
C) labeling the silence 
D) none of these answers

Question 7

The skills that helps a client break large and often overwhelming problems into manageable parts is:​

Accepted Answer

A) containment 
B) partializing the client's concerns 
C) dealing with issues of authority 
D) summarizing the client's concerns 
A) containment 
B) partializing the client's concerns 
C) dealing with issues of authority 
D) summarizing the client's concerns

Question 8

Reaching for the client's feedback may involve a simple question or a statement of specific illustrative examples of possible concerns.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

In the practice example First Session with a Voluntary,Resistant Father: The "Agency Client",the client opens up when the worker

Accepted Answer

A) gives the client information 
B) becomes defensive 
C) confronts the clients about his problems 
D) demonstrates persistent and genuine concern with the client's feelings 
A) gives the client information 
B) becomes defensive 
C) confronts the clients about his problems 
D) demonstrates persistent and genuine concern with the client's feelings

Question 10

Three critical skills in the beginning phase of work are:​

Accepted Answer

A) Clarifying purpose,explaining paperwork,and reaching for client feedback 
B) Clarifying purpose,clarifying role,and reaching for client feedback 
C) Clarifying purpose,clarifying role,and reaching for client agreement 
D) Clarifying purpose,clarifying role,and obtaining consent 
A) Clarifying purpose,explaining paperwork,and reaching for client feedback 
B) Clarifying purpose,clarifying role,and reaching for client feedback 
C) Clarifying purpose,clarifying role,and reaching for client agreement 
D) Clarifying purpose,clarifying role,and obtaining consent

Question 11

Diagnosis can be seen dynamically as something that changes and shifts,often moment to moment,as opposed to a fixed description of a client's problems.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Subtle and often unrecognizable behaviors in the counseling process that are likely to occur outside the awareness of well intentioned therapists are referred to as:​

Accepted Answer

A) microskills 
B) mistakes. 
C) micoagressions. 
D) microdigressions 
A) microskills 
B) mistakes. 
C) micoagressions. 
D) microdigressions

Question 13

Which of the following statements is most true about contracting?​

Accepted Answer

A) Contracts are negotiated in the beginning phase and can only be changed by the client. 
B) Contracts are only valid is they are written and signed by all parties. 
C) Contracts are negotiated continuously with mandated clients only. 
D) Contracts are negotiated continuously through recontracting and can be openly changed as the work proceeds. 
A) Contracts are negotiated in the beginning phase and can only be changed by the client. 
B) Contracts are only valid is they are written and signed by all parties. 
C) Contracts are negotiated continuously with mandated clients only. 
D) Contracts are negotiated continuously through recontracting and can be openly changed as the work proceeds.

Question 14

________ is the client's granting of permission to the social worker and agency or other professional person to use specific intervention procedures.

Accepted Answer

A) Duty to warn 
B) Confidentiality 
C) Informed consent 
D) Sharing client's feelings 
A) Duty to warn 
B) Confidentiality 
C) Informed consent 
D) Sharing client's feelings

Question 15

A form of cultural insensitivity is stereotyping clients by their cultural identity grouping.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

All of the following are interpretations of resistance EXCEPT:​

Accepted Answer

A) The counselor-client relationship has not been sufficiently established. 
B) The counselor does not have a sufficient understanding of the client's world. 
C) The client is mandated to service. 
D) The counselor and client have not reached a mutually agreed-upon goal. 
A) The counselor-client relationship has not been sufficiently established. 
B) The counselor does not have a sufficient understanding of the client's world. 
C) The client is mandated to service. 
D) The counselor and client have not reached a mutually agreed-upon goal.

Question 17

The working relationship precedes the work.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Mailick in proposing a new approach to differential assessment calls for acknowledging three major determinants that contribute to assessment.They include all of the following except:​

Accepted Answer

A) the theoretical and value orientation of the practice 
B) the unit of attention 
C) the nature and scope of agency service 
D) the correct DSM diagnosis 
A) the theoretical and value orientation of the practice 
B) the unit of attention 
C) the nature and scope of agency service 
D) the correct DSM diagnosis

Question 19

Which of the following alternative assessment approaches is used to assess and empower culturally diverse families?

Accepted Answer

A) Ecomap 
B) Culturagram 
C) Social network 
D) Genogram 
A) Ecomap 
B) Culturagram 
C) Social network 
D) Genogram

Question 20

Helping a client break large and often overwhelming problems into manageable parts is referred to as:

Accepted Answer

A) partialization. 
B) summarization 
C) elaboration 
D) containment 
A) partialization. 
B) summarization 
C) elaboration 
D) containment

The ________ is essentially whether or not the client will engage with the worker in a meaningful way and begin to develop the therapeutic alliance.

Asking a lesbian colleague "how do lesbians feel about this?" is an example of?

In Shulman's research studies,the skill of clarifying worker role was significantly associated with a worker's ability to be helpful.

The Health Insurance Patient Protection Act prohibits students in social work programs from:

Which of the following does NOT contribute to a worker's reluctance to be direct about the purpose of the work?

The skill of exploring the meaning of a silence by putting the client's possible feelings into words (for instance,"Are you angry right now?")is termed:

The skills that helps a client break large and often overwhelming problems into manageable parts is:

Reaching for the client's feedback may involve a simple question or a statement of specific illustrative examples of possible concerns.

In the practice example First Session with a Voluntary,Resistant Father: The "Agency Client",the client opens up when the worker

Three critical skills in the beginning phase of work are:

Diagnosis can be seen dynamically as something that changes and shifts,often moment to moment,as opposed to a fixed description of a client's problems.

Subtle and often unrecognizable behaviors in the counseling process that are likely to occur outside the awareness of well intentioned therapists are referred to as:

Which of the following statements is most true about contracting?

________ is the client's granting of permission to the social worker and agency or other professional person to use specific intervention procedures.

A form of cultural insensitivity is stereotyping clients by their cultural identity grouping.

All of the following are interpretations of resistance EXCEPT:

The working relationship precedes the work.

Mailick in proposing a new approach to differential assessment calls for acknowledging three major determinants that contribute to assessment.They include all of the following except:

Which of the following alternative assessment approaches is used to assess and empower culturally diverse families?

Helping a client break large and often overwhelming problems into manageable parts is referred to as:

An Interactional Approach To Helping

Oppression Psychology Resilience And Social Work Practice

The Preliminary Phase Of Work

Skills In The Work Phase

Endings And Transitions

The Preliminary And Beginning Phases In Family Practice

The Middle And Ending Phases In Family Practice

Variations In Family Practice

The Preliminary Phase In Group Practice The Group As A Mutual Aid System

The Beginning Phase With Groups

The Middle Phase Of Group Work

Working With The Individual And The Group

Endings And Transitions With Groups

Professional Impact And Helping Clients Negotiate The System

Social Work Practice In The Community Philosophy Models Principles And Practice

Evidence Based Practice And Additional Social Work Practice Models

Filters

Exam 4: Beginnings And The Contracting Skills

The ________ is essentially whether or not the client will engage with the worker in a meaningful way and begin to develop the therapeutic alliance.

Asking a lesbian colleague "how do lesbians feel about this?" is an example of?​

In Shulman's research studies,the skill of clarifying worker role was significantly associated with a worker's ability to be helpful.

The Health Insurance Patient Protection Act prohibits students in social work programs from:

Which of the following does NOT contribute to a worker's reluctance to be direct about the purpose of the work?​

The skill of exploring the meaning of a silence by putting the client's possible feelings into words (for instance,"Are you angry right now?")is termed:​

The skills that helps a client break large and often overwhelming problems into manageable parts is:​

Reaching for the client's feedback may involve a simple question or a statement of specific illustrative examples of possible concerns.

In the practice example First Session with a Voluntary,Resistant Father: The "Agency Client",the client opens up when the worker

Three critical skills in the beginning phase of work are:​

Diagnosis can be seen dynamically as something that changes and shifts,often moment to moment,as opposed to a fixed description of a client's problems.

Subtle and often unrecognizable behaviors in the counseling process that are likely to occur outside the awareness of well intentioned therapists are referred to as:​

Which of the following statements is most true about contracting?​

________ is the client's granting of permission to the social worker and agency or other professional person to use specific intervention procedures.

A form of cultural insensitivity is stereotyping clients by their cultural identity grouping.

All of the following are interpretations of resistance EXCEPT:​

The working relationship precedes the work.

Mailick in proposing a new approach to differential assessment calls for acknowledging three major determinants that contribute to assessment.They include all of the following except:​

Which of the following alternative assessment approaches is used to assess and empower culturally diverse families?

Helping a client break large and often overwhelming problems into manageable parts is referred to as:

An Interactional Approach To Helping

Oppression Psychology Resilience And Social Work Practice

The Preliminary Phase Of Work

Skills In The Work Phase

Endings And Transitions

The Preliminary And Beginning Phases In Family Practice

The Middle And Ending Phases In Family Practice

Variations In Family Practice

The Preliminary Phase In Group Practice The Group As A Mutual Aid System

The Beginning Phase With Groups

The Middle Phase Of Group Work

Working With The Individual And The Group

Endings And Transitions With Groups

Professional Impact And Helping Clients Negotiate The System

Social Work Practice In The Community Philosophy Models Principles And Practice

Evidence Based Practice And Additional Social Work Practice Models

Filters

Asking a lesbian colleague "how do lesbians feel about this?" is an example of?

Which of the following does NOT contribute to a worker's reluctance to be direct about the purpose of the work?

The skill of exploring the meaning of a silence by putting the client's possible feelings into words (for instance,"Are you angry right now?")is termed:

The skills that helps a client break large and often overwhelming problems into manageable parts is:

Three critical skills in the beginning phase of work are:

Subtle and often unrecognizable behaviors in the counseling process that are likely to occur outside the awareness of well intentioned therapists are referred to as:

Which of the following statements is most true about contracting?

All of the following are interpretations of resistance EXCEPT:

Mailick in proposing a new approach to differential assessment calls for acknowledging three major determinants that contribute to assessment.They include all of the following except: