Limited resources also mean that rural social workers often practice in isolation, without direct supervision and with difficulty accessing continuing educational materials. As such, it is important that social workers play a(n) _____________ role in expanding professional development and continue advocating for best practices.

_______________ is a parenting style that attempts to shape or control a child’s behavior with a set of absolute standards. 

Disabilities can take many forms, such as ____________________.

In Mississippi which of the following are requirements to foster to adopt a child?

Most ___________ disabilities are diagnosed in childhood and early adolescence. 

Of special note in ____________ communities is the potential of dual relationships between the Social Worker and their clientele. These relationships refer to the proximity of Social Workers living and working in the same environment, where clients may be neighbors or members of similar social groups. 

One of the most common mental health disorders found in older adults is ________________. 

_____________________ parenting is seen as more ideal and valued as this parenting style tends to encourage structure, and firmness with rules, but it does not restrict the child in any way.

The fastest growing age group in the US is/are people 55 years of age and up.

These areas are usually characterized by a lack of formal resources which includes the services of private social entities.