When a Social Worker Is Using the Narrative Approach to End

question 31

Multiple Choice

When a social worker is using the narrative approach to end treatment with a family who has experienced some behavioral issues with their children, the social worker may encourage the family to:

• A) Develop rituals or ceremonies in which the family invite an audience to witness the family's change
• B) Avoid any public acknowledgement of improvement the family has made in treatment
• C) Only convey the family's improvement to other members of their extended family
• D) Write quarterly update letters to the social worker until further notice has been given

Understand different retail settings and their characteristics.

Identify and describe the various types of off-price retailers and their operational models.

Recognize the factors that contribute to a retail store's image and how it can impact customer perception.

Comprehend the strategies behind retail location decisions.

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