By Introducing the Notion of Follow-Up Sessions as an Integral

question 24

Multiple Choice

By introducing the notion of follow-up sessions as an integral part of the helping process, social workers can:​

• A)​avoid the risk of clients perceiving these sessions as failure.
• B)​evade the rigorous formative evaluation sessions.
• C)​help clients in identifying their goals.
• D)​persuade clients to extend their contracts with the agency.

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Definitions:

Reward

A benefit, often a form of compensation, given for performing a desired behavior, encouraging repetition of that behavior.

Memory

A cognitive process involving the encoding, storage, and retrieval of information.

Pain

A distressing physical and emotional sensation linked with real or possible harm to body tissues.

Fear

A basic human emotion induced by a perceived threat, which causes a change in brain and body function.