In the case of Supporting the Foster Parent as She Supports the Foster Child:
a. The worker recognizes the parent's difficulty dealing with the child's pain.
b. The role of the worker includes providing support to parents.
c. The worker empathizes with the foster mother's reaction to seeing the child's sadness and pain.
d. All of these answers.
Question 2
Which of the following is a true statement about social work with foster parents?
a. Workers do not usually work with foster parents.
b. Workers should avoid mediating between the foster parents and children in foster care.
c. Research suggests that attention to foster parents contributes to the child's developmental reserve capacity.
d. Research suggests that attention to foster parents contributes to the biological parent's developmental reserve capacity.
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