Governance structures are imperative to promoting human rights, dignity and the common good. Lower
levels of government insure self-determination and empowerment. Higher levels provide leadership and
set policies. What is the clinical social worker's role?
Miranda is a clinical social worker completing a family assessment. As she acquires more information
from the parents on a six-year-old son and his behaviors, it becomes obvious that further evaluation will
be required. The child's teacher has contacted the parents with complaints about his conduct at school.
He does not appear to be able to focus on specific tasks and becomes bored after a few minutes, failing to
complete any assignments. Running around the classroom during quiet time is becoming a daily habit,
and the child forgets where he puts things. What kind of assessment will the social worker refer for this
child?
Cynthia is a clinical social worker in a hospital setting. She is currently taking an online course that
explains medical terminology and consults daily with physicians to clarify any questions she may have.
Clinical social workers assume the responsibility to increase and specialize in their practice knowledge.
Self-study, consultation, and on-going education are all part of what essential activity?
This theory, unlike most psychological and behavioral theories, focuses on the inner relational
transactions between systems. All existing elements play an equal role in maintaining balance. Which
theory describes individuals as being surrounded by supportive networks?
Behavioral therapy is based on the idea that learning comes from experience. The primary focus of the
professional is to help the client define problems, analyze behaviors, and set goals. There are several
approaches often utilized. Which of the following may be observed during a therapy session?
