Chapter 5 Flashcards
Obtaining relevant information about the client system and perceived needs characterizes what
social study
In contracting, the practitioner:
and the client or client system agree to work toward identified intervention goals
Typically, the first step in the process of working with individuals, families, and groups is:
the social study
What are 3 parts of the social work profession’s value base?
confidentiality, self-determination, and individualization and acceptance
Putting oneself in the client’s shoes is referred to as:
empathy
Which practice theory stresses the interplay between the individual’s internal state and the external environment?
ego psychology
Which practice theory is based on the assumption that individuals are responsible for their own behavior?
reality therapy
Which therapeutic approach empowers individuals who have been members of an oppressed group to find their own voices and view themselves as equals as they make decisions about their lives?
feminist therapy
Which type of group has as its purpose to provide for participants’ entertainment, enjoyment, and experience and allow opportunities for shared interaction, interdependence, and social exchange?
recreation group
Which type of group has as its purpose to help participants strengthen social skills and develop socially acceptable behavior, stimulate behavior change and increase self-confidence, and focus on cooperation and personal decision making?
socialization group
The ideal size of a group is:
it depends on the purpose(s) of the group
Which practice approach focuses only on changing the current problem and not on past life experiences?
behavior modification
The process of helping a group to assess its accomplishments and plan alternatives is usually referred to as:
termination
true statements about goal setting in generalist social work
the goals should be realistically achievable; the goals should be organized around specific targets for change; and the goals should be related to the client’s capacity to engage in behaviors that will move in the direction of positive change
What is the most important in selecting group members
similar motives for joining the group