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A social worker employed by a retirement home is approached by a client for help in establishing a recycling program in the facility. The social worker decides to cohost a meeting with the client to discuss the idea with other residents. What is the MOST likely reason for this approach?
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A social worker employed by a retirement home is
approached by a client for help in establishing a
recycling program in the facility. The social worker
decides to cohost a meeting with the client to
discuss the idea with other residents. What is the
MOST likely reason for this approach?
A. Antagonizing administration could be
dangerous.
B. Legitimizing the residents' concerns may be
helpful.
C. Helping residents start new relationships is
important.
D. Sharing leadership is very effective with groups.
- answer D. Legitimizing the residents' concerns
may be helpful.
By sharing leadership with the resident (key D),
the social worker is supporting the resident's skill
development as well as promoting positive group
dynamics. Options (A) and (B)
,draw conclusions without substantiated
information. While the potential for beginning new
relationships (C) exists, it is not the MOST likely
reason for the co-facilitation.
At what age is separation anxiety MOST likely to
occur?
A. 24 months
B. 12 months
C. 3 months - answer B. 12 months
This item requires basic recall that separation
anxiety is most typical around the age of 12
months (key B).
A nine-month-old child is neglected and lacks a
secure attachment to a caretaker. What long-term
effect should the social worker be MOST concerned
about as the child gets older?
A. Posttraumatic stress disorder
B. Social anxiety in middle age
C. High bleed pressure
D. Negative social interactions with peers - answer
D. Negative social interactions with peers
, The MOST strongly linked long-term effect of
insecure attachment is future negative social
interactions with peers (key D). Posttraumatic
stress disorder (B)
is a short-term effect, while high blood pressure
(C) and later social anxiety (D) are not directly
linked to attachment difficulties.
A 13-year-old adolescent meets with a social
worker because of poor hygiene, sleeping in class,
and stealing food from the cafeteria. What should
the social worker assess for FIRST?
A. A conduct disorder
B. Child neglect
C. Substance abuse
D. Adolescent rebellion - answer B. Child Neglect
The social worker should understand that the
behaviors are indicators of neglect. The social
worker should assess if the adolescent's basic
needs are being met FIRST.
A school social worker meets with parents of a
child who has recently completed treatment for
cancer. The child's physician is recommending that
, the child return to school as soon as possible, but
the parents believe that more time at home would
be beneficial. What should the social worker do
NEXT?
A. Advocate for the parents to keep the child at
home
B. Explore the reasons for the parents' beliefs
C. Obtain the child's perspective on the situation
D. Refer the parents and child for family therapy -
answer B. Explore the reasons for the parents'
beliefs
Before taking action, the social worker should
acknowledge and validate the parents' concerns
and explore the events and emotions that have led
to these
concerns (key B). Advocating that the child stay at
home (A) is not supported by the physician's
recommendation. Although the social worker may
eventually want to obtain the child's perspective
(C), this would not be the NEXT step. There are no
indications of family dysfunction that would
warrant family therapy (D).
A social worker begins a job at a psychiatric
hospital and is assigned a caseload. One of the
clients is a former intimate partner. The social
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