Exam 9: Direct Strategies: Working With People One-On-One
Exam 1: What Are Human Services? What Do Human Service Workers Do?15 Questions
Exam 2: The Changing Nature of the Helping Process62 Questions
Exam 3: Strategies, Activities, and Tasks of Human Service Work23 Questions
Exam 4: Attitudes/values, Skills, and Knowledge of the Human Service Worker24 Questions
Exam 5: Values and Ethical Dilemmas25 Questions
Exam 6: Social Welfare Programs and Policies40 Questions
Exam 7: Working With Diversity36 Questions
Exam 8: Interviewing18 Questions
Exam 9: Direct Strategies: Working With People One-On-One23 Questions
Exam 10: Working With Groups25 Questions
Exam 11: Planning a Human Service Program19 Questions
Exam 12: Indirect Strategies: Organizing for Change25 Questions
Exam 13: Understanding Legal Issues29 Questions
Exam 14: Avoiding Burnout27 Questions
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In the first interview with Carmen Mejia, what seemed to be the problems in finding appropriate foster homes for the children who had to be removed from their own parents' home?
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In the field of human service there are agreed upon boundary lines among the roles of the caseworker, case manager, counselor, and social worker.
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You are told by a parent that his child is having very serious problems keeping up with his schoolwork. You have been taught that human service problems stem from the interaction of biological, emotional, and environmental stresses. Explain in what ways all three of these sets of pressures might be affecting this, or any child's, ability to function well in school.
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