At the Implementation Stage of Human Service Practice, Practitioners Are

question 27

Multiple Choice

At the implementation stage of human service practice, practitioners are primarily concerned with:

• A)developing a strategy for intervention that will be effective in alleviating a problem.
• B)carrying out an intervention strategy that will produce some change in clients.
• C)collecting data that are the means of testing hypotheses in the research.
• D)assessing the effectiveness of the intervention strategy in bringing about change in a client.

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Definitions:

Brain Stem Function

The roles played by the brainstem, including controlling vital life functions like breathing, heart rate, and blood pressure.

Grieving Process

The emotional and psychological journey through stages of grief following loss, encompassing a range of reactions including denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.

William Worden

A psychologist known for his contributions to the fields of grief counseling and therapy, particularly for his model of the four tasks of mourning.

Death Rattle

A gurgling or rattle-like noise produced by a person who is near death, resulting from the accumulation of saliva or mucus in the throat or airways.