An Example of Practicing from the Strengths Perspective Is

question 17

Multiple Choice

An example of practicing from the strengths perspective is

• A)assuming young mothers can't care for their newborns.
• B)neglecting to mention a client's high level of motivation in a monthly report.
• C)incorporating a client's existing religious activities into a case plan as an informal support.
• D)only asking the client about their problems in an intake interview.

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Definitions:

Time Discipline

The social and economic practice of coordinating and regulating human activities and work efficiency through the strict measurement and management of time.

Labor Movement

A socio-political movement advocating for the rights and interests of workers, including better working conditions, higher wages, and collective bargaining.

South

A reference often used in the context of the United States to designate the southeastern states, historically characterized by their support for slavery and later segregation.

Abolitionists

Individuals or groups advocating for the immediate end of slavery and the emancipation of slaves, active primarily in the 18th and 19th centuries.