A social worker finds that clients are showing improved social skills, and he wants to determine if this change is due to the intervention he is employing.  What research strategy best can help him determine cause and effect?

A client who was hospitalized for hallucinations is being discharged with medication to address these symptoms. The client is MOST likely being prescribed:

Social work practice in a rural setting presents unique challenges.  Which of these is NOT a challenge related to rural practice?

_________ groups meet until the goal has been accomplished or the desired social change has been accomplished.

A family reports they cannot seem to communicate effectively with each other without each discussion ending in an argument. The parents state they just want help in learning how to communicate better with their children and each other. The BEST initial intervention for the social worker to employ is: 

Which of the following best describes the following set of issues faced by vulnerable populations served on macro and mezzo levels: ableism, ageism, classism, ethnocentrism, heterosexism, trans-oppression, racism, and sexism:

Which of the following is an example of social stratification?

Which of the following is NOT true about the relationships between research and policy in social work practice?

Which part of Medicare assists with prescription drug coverage?

When conducting an organizational assessment, social workers will perform which of the following steps in the task that assesses internal organization capacity: