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LCSW study guide - Clinical Exam
Questions and answers, 100% Accurate.

Empathy is the art of:



(A) perceiving, experiencing and responding to the emotional state of another.

(B) having feelings of sorrow and pity for the distress of another.

(C) showing mercy and compassion for another.

(D) addressing the mental distress and uncertainty of another - ✔✔-A. perceiving, experiencing and
responding to the emotional state of another.



The termination process is most often associated with:



(A) evaluating goals and accomplishments

(B) implementing a plan of action

(C) setting limits

(D) developing a contract - ✔✔-keyword: MOST

A. evaluating goals and accomplishments



A 13-year-old is a member of a treatment group for first offenders. During the initial session, the
member brags to others about the vandalizing he did in the neighborhood. The group social worker
should:



(A) discuss the client's behavior with his parents

(B) confront the client about his behavior

(C) encourage the client to talk about possible motivation for his behavior

(D) report the client to the juvenile authorities - ✔✔-C. encourage the client to talk about possible
motivation for his behavior

, A family is referred to a community social services agency by a school because their child has been
disruptive in the classroom. At the intake interview, it becomes clear to the social worker that the
parents are preoccupied with unemployment and threatened eviction. The first step for intervention
should be to:



(A) assist the parents in understanding the importance of the child's school behavior

(B) arrange as assessment interview with the child

(C) work with the parents on the issues they have identified

(D) help the child talk to the parents about the child's own concerns. - ✔✔-keyword: FIRST

C. work with the parents on the issues they have identified



A 40-year-old patient is diagnosed as having schizophrenia with a history of assaultive behavior and
substance abuse is being considered for discharge from a long-term psychiatric facility. The patient's
elderly parents have expressed willingness to have the patient return home. In formulating discharge
plans, the social workers should first evaluate which of the following factors.



(A) medication compliance

(B) potential danger to the family

(C) exposure to illegal substances

(D) rehabilitative opportunities - ✔✔-Keyword: FIRST

B. potential danger to the family



A patient has been in a psychiatric hospital for three weeks. His diagnoses are schizophrenia and alcohol
abuse. He is no psychotropic medication and an anti-convulsant for his seizure disorder. For several days
he has been drowsy, stumbling, and slurring his speech. The social worker should first:

(A) consult with a behavior therapist for a behavior management plan

(B) review the patient's discharge plan

(C) evaluate the patient for surreptitious alcohol use

(D) consult with the psychiatrist for a medication evaluation. - ✔✔-Keyword: FIRST

D. consult with the psychiatrist for a medication evaluation.

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