Deck 7: Evaluation and Termination

Question 1

Whenever possible, evaluation and termination should focus on positive thoughts, feelings, and behaviors and moving forward in life.

Answer 1

True

Question 2

When choosing targets for evaluation, practitioners do not need to be mindful of environmental influences and barriers that may challenge clients.

Answer 2

False

Question 3

Social workers do not need to give thoughtful attention to the ways in which termination is carried out as this can only have positive effects on clients.

Answer 3

False

Question 4

What types of methods can social workers use to measure the outcome of the services provided?

A)Quantitative
B)Qualitative
C)Explorative
D)Both quantitative and qualitative

Question 5

What are appropriate quantitative measurements social workers can use to evaluate services?

A)Single-subject design
B)Frequency counts
C)Summary of intervention notes
D)Self-administered scales

Question 6

What are appropriate qualitative measurements social workers can use to evaluate services?

A)Interviews
B)Open-ended questions
C)Informal observations
D)Frequency of interventions used

Question 7

How can you make termination a positive process for clients? What positive effects can it exert on clients?

Question 8

How should social workers address the emotional reactions we may have when terminating with clients?

Question 9

What can you do to prevent client drop of treatment prematurely?