Question 1

Which of the following is (are) current social challenges facing gay and lesbian people as a result of homophobia?

Accepted Answer

A) The Roman Catholic Church has decried homosexual behavior as sinful 
B) Lesbians and gay men have been denied or lost jobs and housing purely on the basis of sexual orientation 
C) Violence against lesbians and gay men continues. 
D) All of the above 
A) The Roman Catholic Church has decried homosexual behavior as sinful 
B) Lesbians and gay men have been denied or lost jobs and housing purely on the basis of sexual orientation 
C) Violence against lesbians and gay men continues. 
D) All of the above D

Question 2

Which of the following statements is (are) true regarding family services?

Accepted Answer

A) There are only micro and mezzo practice aspects involved in a family service agency 
B) Services available to families are basically the same in any particular community 
C) Generalist social workers practicing in family service agencies may be involved in advocating for changes in governmental legislation 
D) All are true 
A) There are only micro and mezzo practice aspects involved in a family service agency 
B) Services available to families are basically the same in any particular community 
C) Generalist social workers practicing in family service agencies may be involved in advocating for changes in governmental legislation 
D) All are true C

Question 3

Research has proven there are less than one million lesbian and gay adults with children.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

Macro-level changes for families should follow the principle that all families should have access to the services they need regardless of their income bracket.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Advantages of seeing an entire family together include the following:

Accepted Answer

A) It provides greater insights in terms of understanding the family's dynamics 
B) Workers are more likely to side with one person or the other 
C) It allows the worker to become the spokesperson for the family member he or she feels is being picked on 
D) All of the above 
A) It provides greater insights in terms of understanding the family's dynamics 
B) Workers are more likely to side with one person or the other 
C) It allows the worker to become the spokesperson for the family member he or she feels is being picked on 
D) All of the above

Question 6

Which of the following phases occurs during the engagement, assessment, and planning stages of the intervention process?

Accepted Answer

A) Teach child management methods 
B) Homework assignments 
C) Establish a commitment to a plan of action 
D) Teach families problem-solving techniques 
A) Teach child management methods 
B) Homework assignments 
C) Establish a commitment to a plan of action 
D) Teach families problem-solving techniques

Question 7

Reframing in family intervention means helping one family member change negative thinking about another family member to a new, more positive, perspective.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

It is a good idea to see all family members at least once, even if one member is seen at a time.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Define the child management methods of positive and negative reinforcement, modeling, and punishment.

Accepted Answer

Child management methods such as positiv

Question 10

One facet of assessment is determining when longer-term goals have been met in preparation for termination.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

One suggestion in the text to help empower lesbian and gay people is to become politically active on their behalf.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

When working with multiproblem families, social workers need to prioritize problems quite differently than with individual cases.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

When asking family members to explain what's wrong, the worker should ask only the parents.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

When asking family members to explain what they feel is wrong in the family, family members will often point their fingers at one person and blame him or her for the problem.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Compare and contrast the advantages with the disadvantages of seeing all family members together during intervention.

Accepted Answer

Seeing all family members together durin

Question 16

The text listed which of the following macro policy areas that critically affect the well-being of families?

Accepted Answer

A) Homelessness 
B) Health care 
C) Employment 
D) All of the above 
A) Homelessness 
B) Health care 
C) Employment 
D) All of the above

Question 17

When adopting a strengths perspective with families, which of the following is accurate?

Accepted Answer

A) The strengths-based approach assumes that problems are a naturally occurring part of people's lives 
B) The strengths approach is more than positive reframing and identifying strengths 
C) Practitioners using a traditional problem-solving approach will spend little time trying to understand what caused the problem 
D) Only the strengths-based approach focuses on getting results 
A) The strengths-based approach assumes that problems are a naturally occurring part of people's lives 
B) The strengths approach is more than positive reframing and identifying strengths 
C) Practitioners using a traditional problem-solving approach will spend little time trying to understand what caused the problem 
D) Only the strengths-based approach focuses on getting results

Question 18

The following is (are) true about homework assignments:

Accepted Answer

A) Sometimes there are none that are appropriate 
B) Instructions should be minimal so participants can work out the details themselves 
C) Participants should be left to themselves to figure out what the assignments mean 
D) All of the above 
A) Sometimes there are none that are appropriate 
B) Instructions should be minimal so participants can work out the details themselves 
C) Participants should be left to themselves to figure out what the assignments mean 
D) All of the above

Question 19

A _____ is a family or group member who is the object of displaced conflict or unfair criticism.

Accepted Answer

A) Scapegoat 
B) Guinea pig 
C) Stool pigeon 
D) Ding bat 
A) Scapegoat 
B) Guinea pig 
C) Stool pigeon 
D) Ding bat

Question 20

Families with problems usually require help in improving communication among members before they can master other problem-solving skills.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Which of the following is (are) current social challenges facing gay and lesbian people as a result of homophobia?

Which of the following statements is (are) true regarding family services?

Research has proven there are less than one million lesbian and gay adults with children.

Macro-level changes for families should follow the principle that all families should have access to the services they need regardless of their income bracket.

Advantages of seeing an entire family together include the following:

Which of the following phases occurs during the engagement, assessment, and planning stages of the intervention process?

Reframing in family intervention means helping one family member change negative thinking about another family member to a new, more positive, perspective.

It is a good idea to see all family members at least once, even if one member is seen at a time.

Define the child management methods of positive and negative reinforcement, modeling, and punishment.

One facet of assessment is determining when longer-term goals have been met in preparation for termination.

One suggestion in the text to help empower lesbian and gay people is to become politically active on their behalf.

When working with multiproblem families, social workers need to prioritize problems quite differently than with individual cases.

When asking family members to explain what's wrong, the worker should ask only the parents.

When asking family members to explain what they feel is wrong in the family, family members will often point their fingers at one person and blame him or her for the problem.

Compare and contrast the advantages with the disadvantages of seeing all family members together during intervention.

The text listed which of the following macro policy areas that critically affect the well-being of families?

When adopting a strengths perspective with families, which of the following is accurate?

The following is (are) true about homework assignments:

A _____ is a family or group member who is the object of displaced conflict or unfair criticism.

Families with problems usually require help in improving communication among members before they can master other problem-solving skills.

Introducing Generalist Practice: the Generalist Intervention Model

Practice Skills for Working With Individuals

Practice Skills for Working With Groups

Skills for Working With Organizations and Communities

Engagement and Assessment in Generalist Practice

Planning in Generalist Practice

Examples of Implementation in Generalist Practice

Evaluation Termination and Follow up in Generalist Practice

Understanding Families Family Assessment

Values Ethics and the Resolution of Ethical Dilemmas

Culturally Competent Social Work Practice

Gender Sensitive Social Work Practice

Advocacy

Brokering and Case Management

Recording in Generalist Social Work Practice

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Exam 10: Working With Families

Which of the following is (are) current social challenges facing gay and lesbian people as a result of homophobia?

Which of the following statements is (are) true regarding family services?

Research has proven there are less than one million lesbian and gay adults with children.

Macro-level changes for families should follow the principle that all families should have access to the services they need regardless of their income bracket.

Advantages of seeing an entire family together include the following:

Which of the following phases occurs during the engagement, assessment, and planning stages of the intervention process?

Reframing in family intervention means helping one family member change negative thinking about another family member to a new, more positive, perspective.

It is a good idea to see all family members at least once, even if one member is seen at a time.

Define the child management methods of positive and negative reinforcement, modeling, and punishment.

One facet of assessment is determining when longer-term goals have been met in preparation for termination.

One suggestion in the text to help empower lesbian and gay people is to become politically active on their behalf.

When working with multiproblem families, social workers need to prioritize problems quite differently than with individual cases.

When asking family members to explain what's wrong, the worker should ask only the parents.

When asking family members to explain what they feel is wrong in the family, family members will often point their fingers at one person and blame him or her for the problem.

Compare and contrast the advantages with the disadvantages of seeing all family members together during intervention.

The text listed which of the following macro policy areas that critically affect the well-being of families?

When adopting a strengths perspective with families, which of the following is accurate?

The following is (are) true about homework assignments:

A _____ is a family or group member who is the object of displaced conflict or unfair criticism.

Families with problems usually require help in improving communication among members before they can master other problem-solving skills.

Introducing Generalist Practice: the Generalist Intervention Model

Practice Skills for Working With Individuals

Practice Skills for Working With Groups

Skills for Working With Organizations and Communities

Engagement and Assessment in Generalist Practice

Planning in Generalist Practice

Examples of Implementation in Generalist Practice

Evaluation Termination and Follow up in Generalist Practice

Understanding Families Family Assessment

Values Ethics and the Resolution of Ethical Dilemmas

Culturally Competent Social Work Practice

Gender Sensitive Social Work Practice

Advocacy

Brokering and Case Management

Recording in Generalist Social Work Practice

Filters