CWCM Pre-Service EXAM|Questions
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,Phases of interviewing - Answer 1)Opening- establish rapport and working relationship
2)Information collection- gathering and accuracy of info.
3)Planning- info. giving and influencing
4)Closing- Check understanding, follow-up, exception of visits, appreciation
Physical Attending Behaviors - Answer Use of environment
Comfortable
Minimize behaviors
Minimize distractions
Personal attire
Body posture
Use of body
Gestures
Eye contact
Voice quality
Facial expression
Psychological Attending Behaviors - Answer *Observing family members
congruence
use of voice
non-verbal behavior
responding
verbal following
minimal encourages
Reflection Skill - Answer Summarize positive feeling
, "I can see the job searching is going well, you must feel optimistic"
Exception finding Questioning - Answer ~Explores "tell me about the time when the problem
does not occur"
Household member - Answer Any person who resides in a household, including the caregiver
and other family members residing in the home.
EX. Visitors with lengthy stay. college students expect to return.
6 Protective factors - Answer 1)Nurturing and attachment (Child Development)
2)Knowledge of parenting and child development (helps chid thrive)
3)Parental resilience (coping with everyday stressors)
4)Social connections (social network/support)
5)Concrete supports for families (access to services)
6)Social and emotional competence of children (modeling behavior with children)
Understanding a family System - Answer 1)Interactions- healthy vs. unhealthy
2)Interdependence- patterns of interaction that occur repeatedly (dependent on each other)
3)Balance- family patterns that maintain family system to be stable
Family Dynamics - Answer Patterns and interaction every day with family members
Overt or Covert
Interdependent (unified, western) vs. Individualistic (seen as individual)
Limited Cognitive Functioning - Answer Limitations in 1)self care 2)learning 3)mobility
4)independent living
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https://www.stuvia.com/user/thinktrek
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,Phases of interviewing - Answer 1)Opening- establish rapport and working relationship
2)Information collection- gathering and accuracy of info.
3)Planning- info. giving and influencing
4)Closing- Check understanding, follow-up, exception of visits, appreciation
Physical Attending Behaviors - Answer Use of environment
Comfortable
Minimize behaviors
Minimize distractions
Personal attire
Body posture
Use of body
Gestures
Eye contact
Voice quality
Facial expression
Psychological Attending Behaviors - Answer *Observing family members
congruence
use of voice
non-verbal behavior
responding
verbal following
minimal encourages
Reflection Skill - Answer Summarize positive feeling
, "I can see the job searching is going well, you must feel optimistic"
Exception finding Questioning - Answer ~Explores "tell me about the time when the problem
does not occur"
Household member - Answer Any person who resides in a household, including the caregiver
and other family members residing in the home.
EX. Visitors with lengthy stay. college students expect to return.
6 Protective factors - Answer 1)Nurturing and attachment (Child Development)
2)Knowledge of parenting and child development (helps chid thrive)
3)Parental resilience (coping with everyday stressors)
4)Social connections (social network/support)
5)Concrete supports for families (access to services)
6)Social and emotional competence of children (modeling behavior with children)
Understanding a family System - Answer 1)Interactions- healthy vs. unhealthy
2)Interdependence- patterns of interaction that occur repeatedly (dependent on each other)
3)Balance- family patterns that maintain family system to be stable
Family Dynamics - Answer Patterns and interaction every day with family members
Overt or Covert
Interdependent (unified, western) vs. Individualistic (seen as individual)
Limited Cognitive Functioning - Answer Limitations in 1)self care 2)learning 3)mobility
4)independent living
