Cross-Cultural Studies Show That

question 20

Multiple Choice

Cross-cultural studies show that:

• A)people most affected by a public tragedy tend to repress that event.
• B)people most affected by a public tragedy are most likely to have flashbulb memories for that event.
• C)people least affected by a public tragedy often have low confidence in their flashbulb memories.
• D)only some cultures show flashbulb memories at all; it appears to be unique to western civilization.

Identify and analyze the levels and types of communication within family systems, including meta-communication.

Realize the effect of worldview differences on family assessments and social work practices.

Understand the significance of identifying family strengths and stressors for effective social work intervention.

Distinguish between explicit and implicit family rules and their impact on family functioning.

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Definitions:

Wisdom

The ability to think and act using knowledge, experience, understanding, common sense, and insight.

Competence Stage

A phase in the learning process or skill development where an individual gains the ability to perform tasks effectively, yet requires conscious effort to execute.

Engaged

Involved in an activity or by being fully committed or occupied; it can also refer to the condition of being formally promised in marriage.

Management

The process of planning, organizing, directing, and controlling resources effectively to achieve desired objectives.