Question 1

Assessment is a form of problem analysis based on which of the following:&#10;A) client narrative&#10;B) relevant research regarding the problem&#10;C) a and b&#10;D) theories only

Accepted Answer

Assessment involves both the client's narrative and relevant research regarding the problem to understand and address the issue comprehensively.

Question 2

A practice theory includes which of the following:&#10;A) assumptions and theories about human behavior&#10;B) theories about how people change&#10;C) scales and indexes&#10;D) a and b

Accepted Answer

A practice theory includes assumptions and theories about human behavior and theories about how people change, as these are fundamental to understanding and guiding practice in various fields.

Question 3

Psychodynamic theory has promoted the view that certain problems during childhood are predictive of certain disorders later in adulthood.

Accepted Answer

Psychodynamic theory suggests that early childhood experiences and unconscious processes can shape personality and potentially lead to psychological disorders in adulthood.

Question 4

Cognitive-behavior therapy helps client to challenge dysfunctional thinking by trying out new behaviors to &#34;disconfirm&#34; those beliefs.

Accepted Answer

Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) involves identifying and challenging dysfunctional thoughts and beliefs, and testing them through new behaviors to see if they hold true, thereby helping clients to modify their thinking patterns.

Question 5

Diagnosis, observing a sample of a client's behavior, and using rating scales can all be legitimate forms of assessment.

Accepted Answer

These methods are commonly used in psychological and clinical assessments to gather information about a client's mental health and behavior.

Question 6

Multidimensional scales measure&#8230;&#10;A) only one construct with multiple items&#10;B) two or more related constructs with multiple items&#10;C) two or more unrelated constructs&#10;D) traits of clients with multiple personality

Accepted Answer

Multidimensional scales are designed to measure two or more related constructs, each with multiple items, allowing for a comprehensive assessment of complex phenomena.

Question 7

The evidence-based social work practitioner relies on&#8230;&#10;A) only strict adherence to evidence-based guidelines&#10;B) intuition and experience exclusively&#10;C) relevant research findings informed by judgment&#10;D) none of the above

Accepted Answer

Evidence-based social work involves integrating relevant research findings with professional judgment and client preferences to make informed decisions.

Question 8

A good outcome for an individual case is solid proof of an effective intervention.

Accepted Answer

A single case outcome does not account for variables or biases and lacks the statistical power needed to establish the effectiveness of an intervention.

Question 9

Using the same scale at assessment and termination for all clients who receive services in the same program&#8230;&#10;A) can provide data for individual case evaluation&#10;B) can provide data for program evaluation&#10;C) is unethical and can only be used in research trials&#10;D) a and b

Accepted Answer

Using the same scale at assessment and termination allows for consistent data collection, which can be used for both individual case evaluation and program evaluation.

Question 10

The Comprehensive Service Plan includes&#8230;.&#10;A) an assessment&#10;B) an intervention plan&#10;C) an evaluation plan&#10;D) a, b and c

Accepted Answer

The Comprehensive Service Plan typically includes an assessment, an intervention plan, and an evaluation plan to ensure a holistic approach to service delivery.

Deck 1: Overview: Defining and Linking Assessment, Intervention, and Evaluation