Question 1

The concept of voluntary services generally embraces which of the following guidelines?

Accepted Answer

A)  The client decides that some form of help is needed and he/she contracts with the service provider for such help. 
B)  The client is a part of creating the objectives and goals of his/her treatment. 
C)  The decision to terminate treatment is determined by someone other than the actual client. 
D)  Voluntary services can be mandated by a court order. 
E)  The client both decides that some form of help is needed and contracts with the service provider for such help, and is a part of creating the objectives and goals of his/her treatment.
F) None of these. 
A)  The client decides that some form of help is needed and he/she contracts with the service provider for such help. 
B)  The client is a part of creating the objectives and goals of his/her treatment. 
C)  The decision to terminate treatment is determined by someone other than the actual client. 
D)  Voluntary services can be mandated by a court order. 
E)  The client both decides that some form of help is needed and contracts with the service provider for such help, and is a part of creating the objectives and goals of his/her treatment.
F) None of these. E

Question 2

The development of professional codes of ethics involves the concept of "moral correctness."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

Group leaders share many traits with orchestra conductors.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

Which one of the following functional roles performed by human services workers is most closely related to working directly in the client's environment?

Accepted Answer

A)  Coordinating services 
B)  Community outreach 
C)  Client advocacy 
D)  Providing information 
A)  Coordinating services 
B)  Community outreach 
C)  Client advocacy 
D)  Providing information

Question 5

In a group with a low level of functioning, the goals are usually set by the leader.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

One limitation of any professional code of ethics is that certain issues cannot be suitably covered within the context of a code.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Psychoanalytic theory is based upon the client's current life situation rather than on helping clients come to terms with their personal past.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

How are human services workers involved in the community? Why do you think that community involvement is important?

Accepted Answer

Human services workers are involved in t

Question 9

Physical space, life experience, background, and prior training all have a strong impact on the helping relationship.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Selective perception is an important listening skill.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Human services workers who perform outreach activities can generally be found working directly in the client's environment.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

As a group leader, establishing a set of group rules at the beginning always creates bickering and antagonism among the group members and should be avoided.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Recent law now stipulates that clients have the right to refuse services.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

A genuine and empathetic concern for the client guarantees that the worker will be objective.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

When the helper pleads the client's case before human services agencies, this is called:

Accepted Answer

A)  case coordinating. 
B)  client advocacy. 
C)  consulting. 
D)  counseling. 
E)  therapy. 
A)  case coordinating. 
B)  client advocacy. 
C)  consulting. 
D)  counseling. 
E)  therapy.

Question 16

Behavior therapy is based upon bringing unconscious material to the conscious to strengthen the ego.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Promoting interaction, intervening, and establishing norms are some examples of group leadership skills.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Paraphrasing, highlighting, and summarizing are part of the skill of clarifying.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Which one of the following group leadership skills is related to establishing a clear set of group rules?

Accepted Answer

A)  Appraising/evaluating 
B)  Establishing goals 
C)  Promoting interaction 
D)  Establishing norms 
A)  Appraising/evaluating 
B)  Establishing goals 
C)  Promoting interaction 
D)  Establishing norms

Question 20

The therapist who practices classical psychoanalysis seeks to maintain:

Accepted Answer

A)  a sense of neutrality and objectivity with the client. 
B)  a schedule of predetermined client goals. 
C)  an anonymous stance with the client sometimes referred to as the blank-screen approach. 
D)  both a sense of neutrality and objectivity, and an anonymous stance with the client sometimes referred to as the blank-screen approach. 
E)  none of these. 
A)  a sense of neutrality and objectivity with the client. 
B)  a schedule of predetermined client goals. 
C)  an anonymous stance with the client sometimes referred to as the blank-screen approach. 
D)  both a sense of neutrality and objectivity, and an anonymous stance with the client sometimes referred to as the blank-screen approach. 
E)  none of these.

The concept of voluntary services generally embraces which of the following guidelines?

The development of professional codes of ethics involves the concept of "moral correctness."

Group leaders share many traits with orchestra conductors.

Which one of the following functional roles performed by human services workers is most closely related to working directly in the client's environment?

In a group with a low level of functioning, the goals are usually set by the leader.

One limitation of any professional code of ethics is that certain issues cannot be suitably covered within the context of a code.

Psychoanalytic theory is based upon the client's current life situation rather than on helping clients come to terms with their personal past.

How are human services workers involved in the community? Why do you think that community involvement is important?

Physical space, life experience, background, and prior training all have a strong impact on the helping relationship.

Selective perception is an important listening skill.

Human services workers who perform outreach activities can generally be found working directly in the client's environment.

As a group leader, establishing a set of group rules at the beginning always creates bickering and antagonism among the group members and should be avoided.

Recent law now stipulates that clients have the right to refuse services.

A genuine and empathetic concern for the client guarantees that the worker will be objective.

When the helper pleads the client's case before human services agencies, this is called:

Behavior therapy is based upon bringing unconscious material to the conscious to strengthen the ego.

Promoting interaction, intervening, and establishing norms are some examples of group leadership skills.

Paraphrasing, highlighting, and summarizing are part of the skill of clarifying.

Which one of the following group leadership skills is related to establishing a clear set of group rules?

The therapist who practices classical psychoanalysis seeks to maintain:

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Exam 5: The Human Services Worker

The concept of voluntary services generally embraces which of the following guidelines?

The development of professional codes of ethics involves the concept of "moral correctness."

Group leaders share many traits with orchestra conductors.

Which one of the following functional roles performed by human services workers is most closely related to working directly in the client's environment?

In a group with a low level of functioning, the goals are usually set by the leader.

One limitation of any professional code of ethics is that certain issues cannot be suitably covered within the context of a code.

Psychoanalytic theory is based upon the client's current life situation rather than on helping clients come to terms with their personal past.

How are human services workers involved in the community? Why do you think that community involvement is important?

Physical space, life experience, background, and prior training all have a strong impact on the helping relationship.

Selective perception is an important listening skill.

Human services workers who perform outreach activities can generally be found working directly in the client's environment.

As a group leader, establishing a set of group rules at the beginning always creates bickering and antagonism among the group members and should be avoided.

Recent law now stipulates that clients have the right to refuse services.

A genuine and empathetic concern for the client guarantees that the worker will be objective.

When the helper pleads the client's case before human services agencies, this is called:

Behavior therapy is based upon bringing unconscious material to the conscious to strengthen the ego.

Promoting interaction, intervening, and establishing norms are some examples of group leadership skills.

Paraphrasing, highlighting, and summarizing are part of the skill of clarifying.

Which one of the following group leadership skills is related to establishing a clear set of group rules?

The therapist who practices classical psychoanalysis seeks to maintain:

Human Services in the United States Today

Groups in Need

Human Services in Historical Perspective

Theoretical Perspectives

Careers in Human Services

Social Policy

Prevention in Human Services

Current Controversies and Issues

Filters