Mezzo Practice and Practice Skills Video Quiz – Excerpt 1 of 8
Program Transcript
In this Assignment, you watch excerpts from social work case study
videos. Then, within the video interface, you respond to questions that
allow you to connect the true-to-life depictions of social worker-client
interactions with what you have learned. This video quiz is graded.
FEMALE SPEAKER: Thank you for sharing. It sounds like you still feel
responsible for what happened. Has anyone else had similar feelings about
something that's happened to them?
1. What stage of group development is represented in this video excerpt?
a. First
b. Second
c. Fourth
– Excerpt 2 of 8
FEMALE SPEAKER: You find that you drink more than you used to?
MALE SPEAKER: Why not ask him if he finds he's eating more hot dogs than he
used to?
MALE SPEAKER: You know why?
MALE SPEAKER: Why is that, oh great Buddha?
MALE SPEAKER: Because I've been where you are. You talk about the booze
like it's some joke, but nobody's laughing. Can't get adjusted to anything when
you're trying to get loaded.
MALE SPEAKER: Guess you won't be joining me for a drink at the bar later? I
was going to buy.
FEMALE SPEAKER: No, that's a good point, Bill. Sometimes we do things
to avoid dealing with unpleasant feelings, like adjusting to life back at
home. MALE SPEAKER: What do you know about it? Give me a break.
MALE SPEAKER: Back off, or I'll make you. I drink too much too, but I've had
Program Transcript
In this Assignment, you watch excerpts from social work case study
videos. Then, within the video interface, you respond to questions that
allow you to connect the true-to-life depictions of social worker-client
interactions with what you have learned. This video quiz is graded.
FEMALE SPEAKER: Thank you for sharing. It sounds like you still feel
responsible for what happened. Has anyone else had similar feelings about
something that's happened to them?
1. What stage of group development is represented in this video excerpt?
a. First
b. Second
c. Fourth
– Excerpt 2 of 8
FEMALE SPEAKER: You find that you drink more than you used to?
MALE SPEAKER: Why not ask him if he finds he's eating more hot dogs than he
used to?
MALE SPEAKER: You know why?
MALE SPEAKER: Why is that, oh great Buddha?
MALE SPEAKER: Because I've been where you are. You talk about the booze
like it's some joke, but nobody's laughing. Can't get adjusted to anything when
you're trying to get loaded.
MALE SPEAKER: Guess you won't be joining me for a drink at the bar later? I
was going to buy.
FEMALE SPEAKER: No, that's a good point, Bill. Sometimes we do things
to avoid dealing with unpleasant feelings, like adjusting to life back at
home. MALE SPEAKER: What do you know about it? Give me a break.
MALE SPEAKER: Back off, or I'll make you. I drink too much too, but I've had
