MI
A collaborative, person-centered approach for drawing out and strengthening a person’s motivation to change his or her behavior.
Motivational Interviewing
Isabella is approached by a friend asking her if she'd like to join a walking group. Isabella says she doesn't see the purpose and her schedule is too busy. What stage of change is she in?
Stage 1: Pre-Contemplation
What is the TCA Code that addresses the profession of social work to include regulation by board of health and licensure.
Emphasizes relationships between elements and their environment interactions
Systems Theory
After a stillborn death, a friend says to the mother, "at least you know you can have children". What is this?
Sympathy
What does GIM stand for?
Generalist Intervention Model
This type of inquiry will provide more than a yes or no response
Open-ended question
Isabella begins to think about fitting a walking program into her life and reads about health benefits and what she needs.
Stage 3: Preperation
What is the TCA Code for Privileged Communication?
63-23-109
Human behavior is learned through environmental interactions and reinforcement patterns
Social Learning Theory
I don't know exactly what you're going through, but I'm here if you need anything or just want to sit together. What is this an example of?
Empathy
Collecting a complete social history is a part of what stage?
Assessment
"You’ve accomplished a lot in a short time. I appreciate your honesty" is what?
Affirmation
Isabella starts a walking plan
Stage 4: Action
Licenses social workers can have a complaint filed against their license to the board of health if they break what the law and what else?
Addresses power imbalances, oppression, and social group dynamics in power
Conflict Theory
The NASW Code of Ethics discusses "cultural competency", but what is the more appropriate term.
Cultural humility
Body language, trauma-informed practices, eye contact, allowing for choice of seating, introductions are all a part of what stage?
Engagement
Social work responses that include: It sounds like you… You’re wondering if… are what skill?
Reflective listening
Isabella reads an article about certain lifestyles and adverse long-time impact. She starts to think about her own lifestyle and if changes might be needed.
Stage 2: Contemplation
Social workers provide this to clients during the intake process by going over the client rights, confidentiality, and Hippa.
Informed Consent
Social workers identify these and use them as part of case planning. The identification of these are part of core social work perspective.
Strengths Perspective
Nine
What stage are SMART goals used in?
Planning
Statements link material that has been discussed to reinforce what has been said and demonstrates that you have been listening carefully is what skill?
Summarizing
Transtheoretical Model
What are the reasons you can break confidentiality with a client?
Intent to harm self or other, child/elder abuse, client sues you
Emerged from legal scholars in 1970s and 1980s. Views race as a social construct, addresses systemic racism, and colorblindness
Critical Race Theory (CRT)
Wiser has two of what kind of animal and what are their names?
Cats
Oliver and Pushkin
Name all stages of GIM
EAPIETF
Engagement, Assessment, Planning, Intervention, Evaluation, Termination, Follow-up