Suppose you are a human service professional and a member of mutual-help groups. What concerns might there be?
A. Ethical issues can arise if a professional-personal boundary is
blurred.
B. You might be overburdened with having to attend all groups in
your area.
C. You will need to attend all of your clients' groups and might burn
out.
D. Ethical issues should not be a concern because you are a
professional first and foremost.
Question 2
Which phrase best describes the effectiveness of detoxification services from a purely medical standpoint?
A. Hospital/nonhospital inpatient settings are successful; for
someone with moderate alcohol withdrawal symptoms,
outpatient can be successful
B. Hospital/nonhospital inpatient settings are successful; for
someone with severe alcohol withdrawal symptoms, outpatient
can be successful
C. Hospital/nonhospital inpatient settings are not very successful;
for someone with mild alcohol withdrawal symptoms, outpatient
is most successful
D. Hospital and nonhospital inpatient settings are successful; for
homeless, outpatient is most successful
Three phylogenetic representations of modern human origins.
In 1839 Mary Cragin, at the age of twenty-nine, became a convert to John Humphrey Noyes’s “communism
Leonardo da Vinci, Study of Human Proportion: The Vitruvian Man.
Social Groups
Hank Wilkins invested $4200 in a mutual fund containing bonds.
The human brain