Question 1

Web-based social work practice has its strongest implications with individuals and families lacking access to quality mental health care.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

In conducting online biopsychosocial assessment, social workers pay attention to facial expressions, hand gestures, and body movements.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

What is the best practice in tele-mental health care from Grady et al. (2011)?

Accepted Answer

A)  Vlogging 
B)  Two-way interactive videoconferencing 
C)  Support group chat rooms 
D)  Online gaming 
A)  Vlogging 
B)  Two-way interactive videoconferencing 
C)  Support group chat rooms 
D)  Online gaming B

Question 4

The USC Telehealth Program ensures that they use secure HIPPA-compliant video technologies to deliver services.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Clients engaged in tele-mental health should conduct meetings only from their homes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

What interventions include services that are static, automated, and use online mechanisms to identify criteria for diagnosis?

Accepted Answer

A)  Web-based psychoeducational interventions 
B)  Web-based self-guided interventions 
C)  Web-based diagnostic interventions 
D)  Web-based telecare interventions 
A)  Web-based psychoeducational interventions 
B)  Web-based self-guided interventions 
C)  Web-based diagnostic interventions 
D)  Web-based telecare interventions

Question 7

The role of the navigator may include welcoming the client, explaining technology, and obtaining electronic signatures.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Describe and explain the rationale of some of the ethical and legal concerns of doing web-based social work practice.

Accepted Answer

There are countless concerns regarding e

Question 9

What are two names given to web-based social work practice?

Accepted Answer

A)  Online counseling and tele-services 
B)  Online psycho educational interventions and home care 
C)  Internet operated therapeutic software and simulations 
D)  e-Health and tele-mental health 
A)  Online counseling and tele-services 
B)  Online psycho educational interventions and home care 
C)  Internet operated therapeutic software and simulations 
D)  e-Health and tele-mental health

Question 10

What type of team is typically used in a university tele-health program or center?

Accepted Answer

A)  Interactive team 
B)  Academic and teaching team 
C)  HIPAA team 
D)  Multidisciplinary team 
A)  Interactive team 
B)  Academic and teaching team 
C)  HIPAA team 
D)  Multidisciplinary team

Question 11

Who is an online individual who serves in the capacity of receptionist for web-based social work practice?

Accepted Answer

A)  Receptionist 
B)  Navigator 
C)  Case manager 
D)  Desk clerk 
A)  Receptionist 
B)  Navigator 
C)  Case manager 
D)  Desk clerk

Question 12

Which of the following does not convey what social workers do online with clients?

Accepted Answer

A)  Online therapy 
B)  Web-based education 
C)  Internet-operated therapeutic software 
D)  Cyber therapy 
A)  Online therapy 
B)  Web-based education 
C)  Internet-operated therapeutic software 
D)  Cyber therapy

Question 13

What are the two concepts that are derived from Richards and Vigano's 2012 definition of web-based social work?

Accepted Answer

A)  Conducted over the internet and promotion of physical and mental health 
B)  Virtual delivery of clinical interventions and uses computer-mediated communication technologies 
C)  Use of computer-mediated communication technologies and encompasses a range of internet interventions 
D)  Promotion of physical and mental health and virtual delivery of clinical interventions 
A)  Conducted over the internet and promotion of physical and mental health 
B)  Virtual delivery of clinical interventions and uses computer-mediated communication technologies 
C)  Use of computer-mediated communication technologies and encompasses a range of internet interventions 
D)  Promotion of physical and mental health and virtual delivery of clinical interventions

Question 14

When it is said that more research is needed in web-based social work practice, what are two areas that specifically need attention?

Accepted Answer

There is need for more research in web-b

Question 15

What are the three areas of focus in web-based social work practice?

Accepted Answer

The three areas of focus in web-based so

Question 16

What are three common interventions in web-based social work practice?

Accepted Answer

A)  Self-guided care, videos, and books 
B)  Blogs, support groups, and self-guided care 
C)  Software, blogs, and smart phone applications 
D)  Phone calls, psycho-educational websites, and computer-based tests 
A)  Self-guided care, videos, and books 
B)  Blogs, support groups, and self-guided care 
C)  Software, blogs, and smart phone applications 
D)  Phone calls, psycho-educational websites, and computer-based tests

Question 17

Transference and countertransference challenges occur for social workers because they unrealistically transfer their past feelings and desires to the client.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Research has found that there are significant differences in the working alliance and the outcomes between clients in face-to-face, telephone, and video therapy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

What are the three most common therapy approaches used in web-based social work practice?

Accepted Answer

A)  Motivational interviewing, problem solving therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy 
B)  Problem solving therapy, task centered practice, and dialectic behavior therapy 
C)  Mindfulness therapy, motivational interviewing, and cognitive behavioral therapy 
D)  Cognitive behavioral therapy, solutions-focused therapy, and motivational interviewing 
A)  Motivational interviewing, problem solving therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy 
B)  Problem solving therapy, task centered practice, and dialectic behavior therapy 
C)  Mindfulness therapy, motivational interviewing, and cognitive behavioral therapy 
D)  Cognitive behavioral therapy, solutions-focused therapy, and motivational interviewing

Question 20

What three stages of treatment are covered in interactive, online web-based social work practice?

Accepted Answer

A)  Prevention, treatment, and maintenance 
B)  Blogging, self-guided interventions, and software 
C)  Building rapport, explore confidentiality, and closure 
D)  Preparation, building rapport, and termination 
A)  Prevention, treatment, and maintenance 
B)  Blogging, self-guided interventions, and software 
C)  Building rapport, explore confidentiality, and closure 
D)  Preparation, building rapport, and termination

Exam 9: Web-Based Practice Nadia Islam and Gilbert Richards

Web-based social work practice has its strongest implications with individuals and families lacking access to quality mental health care.

In conducting online biopsychosocial assessment, social workers pay attention to facial expressions, hand gestures, and body movements.

What is the best practice in tele-mental health care from Grady et al. (2011)?

The USC Telehealth Program ensures that they use secure HIPPA-compliant video technologies to deliver services.

Clients engaged in tele-mental health should conduct meetings only from their homes.

What interventions include services that are static, automated, and use online mechanisms to identify criteria for diagnosis?

The role of the navigator may include welcoming the client, explaining technology, and obtaining electronic signatures.

Describe and explain the rationale of some of the ethical and legal concerns of doing web-based social work practice.

What are two names given to web-based social work practice?

What type of team is typically used in a university tele-health program or center?

Who is an online individual who serves in the capacity of receptionist for web-based social work practice?

Which of the following does not convey what social workers do online with clients?

What are the two concepts that are derived from Richards and Vigano's 2012 definition of web-based social work?

When it is said that more research is needed in web-based social work practice, what are two areas that specifically need attention?

What are the three areas of focus in web-based social work practice?

What are three common interventions in web-based social work practice?

Transference and countertransference challenges occur for social workers because they unrealistically transfer their past feelings and desires to the client.

Research has found that there are significant differences in the working alliance and the outcomes between clients in face-to-face, telephone, and video therapy.

What are the three most common therapy approaches used in web-based social work practice?

What three stages of treatment are covered in interactive, online web-based social work practice?

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