When a worker understands the needs of a child in foster care and the needs of the foster parent at the same time, this illustrates the:
a. two-client idea.
b. the worker's ability to contract.
c. the interaction of process and content.
d. sharing data.
Question 2
Worker: You must be disappointed about not going home.. Kevin: Yes.. Worker: I reminded him that I was not opposed to his visiting Springfield (an aunt's hometown) if it could be worked out between him and his mother and stepfather. Kevin: My aunt didn't call like she said she would.. Worker: We were silent for a minute. Then I told him that I had brought him some exercises to work on since he wasn't in school. Kevin: What does this have to do with school? Worker: Well, it's not reading, writing or arithmetic, but these exercises will give you something productive to do.. In this interaction between Kevin and his worker, the use of the exercises:
a. Block the immediate work instead of deepening it
b. Deepen the immediate work by deepening the assessment information
c. Reframe the problem
d. Create a sessional transition
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