Which of the following best describes central beliefs of family social work?
a. Most intrusive measure should first be used with families to ensure that the family is demonstrated appropriate means of interacting.
b. If enough problematic interaction patterns can be addressed, the family's future ability to problem solve and thus meet the needs of members will be enhanced.
c. Family Social Work should only be done in crisis situations when families most need support.
d. Family Social Workers often are observers only providing input from behind the scenes'.
Question 2
All but the following can be downsides to home- or community-based family work?
a. It is not as structured as office based work.
b. Seeing people in their living rooms increases the pressures of induction into a family's problematic patterns.
c. Families may likely feel more support than criticized.
d. The worker and the family might be tempted to make the professional boundaries looser.
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