The axis of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM) involving personality disorders includes which of the
following?
a. Borderline intellectual functioning
b. Marital disorders
c. Antisocial personality
d. None of the above
Which of the following is (are) a(n) important source(s) of assessment data?
a. Interview responses
b. Your own reactions
c. Collateral information
d. All of the above
Clients possible strengths were divided in the text into all of the following categories except:
a. Attitudes and perspectives
b. Collateral characteristics
c. Personal qualities and characteristics
d. Family and friends
Before considering whether a problem should be worked on or not, a worker should consider which of the following
criteria?
a. Is the client important enough for you to devote precious time?
b. Is the problem so easy to solve that its not worth the workers time?
c. Does the client recognize that the problem exists?
d. None of the above
Clients who feel they are not getting the resources they are entitled to fall in what problem category?
a. Dissatisfaction in social relations
b. Psychological and behavioral problems
c. Problems in decision making
d. Problems with formal organizations
Individuals having difficulties relating to each other fall in what problem category?
a. Difficulties in role performance
b. Problems with formal organizations
c. Interpersonal conflict
d. Problems of social transition
The fourth step in the assessment phase of the Generalist Intervention Model is:
a. Identify client strengths
b. Identify your client
c. Assess the client-in-situation
d. Cite information about client problems
Which of the following aspects should be considered during assessment in generalist practice?
a. Mezzo dimensions of a clients situation
b. Macro dimensions of a clients situation
c. Human diversity
d. All of the above
Which of the following is (are) true about assessment?
a. The client may or may not be integrally involved
b. It always involves making judgments
c. A single, clear definition must be devised
d. a and b only
Which of the following is (are) true of social work in the 1960s?
a. Environmental factors became as important in causing a clients problems as internal factors
b. The need to advocate for clients became less important
c. Usefulness of the medical model was questioned
d. a and c only
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