Usage of Social Work Jargon, Such as Fixation, Resistance, Reinforcement

question 35

Multiple Choice

Usage of social work jargon, such as fixation, resistance, reinforcement, repression, passivity, and neuroticism, by a social worker to describe the behavior of clients in their presence is:

• A)​destructive to the helping process.
• B)​useful in convincing the clients.
• C)​the correct form of incorporating sarcasm while communicating.
• D)​the most efficient way of consoling the client.

Understand cultural expressions and critiques through visual art.

Recognize architectural styles and their emotional and psychological impacts.

Identify mediums and techniques in modern photography and sculpture.

Analyze artworks in the context of social and governmental policies.

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Definitions:

Negative Messages

Communications that convey refusal, denial, or displeasing information to the recipient.

Refuse A Request

The polite or strategic way of declining someone's plea or requirement.

Organization

An arranged group of people with a particular purpose, such as a business, government body, or charity.

Soften The Blow

Techniques used to deliver bad news or negative feedback in a way that minimizes upset or backlash.