Exam 6: Crisis, Trauma and Task-Centered Practice

Crisis:

Many social workers find the clarity of the processes involved in these models ____:

Both crisis and task-centered practice are attractive to public agencies because:

The success of these approaches in social work comes from __________.

Which of the following is a criticism of the use of contracts?

Differences between crisis intervention and task-centered practice do not include:

Crisis intervention, with its more psychodynamic roots, offers a greater emphasis on ___________ than task-centered work, which assumes greater rationality on the part of clients.

Task-centered work deals with:

Contracts made between clients and practitioners have been criticized for:

Tasks are:

Both have shared values principles of transparency and accountability.

The focus and brevity of task-centered and crisis intervention treatments offer a(n) ___________ as compared to longer-term methods.

While models differ in detail, overall they define social problems in behavioral terms and according to the practitioner's assumptions:

Short-term interventions have limitations including:

These short-term interventions began:

Which of the following describes a situation in which crisis intervention and task-centered models would not be effective?

Agency managers and funders found task-centered work more politically acceptable because:

Both crisis intervention and task-centered practice:

A practice idea that refers to a process of events in people's lives that provides a focus for practitioners to work with clients and to commonly occurring elements in life that present a series of maturational tasks for us to complete is:

Both crisis and task-centered practice focus on the shared principles of defined positive aims and action sequences thus making them easy to grasp and apply.