Exam practice 2025 Questions and
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If you have the condition where P = .05 or .01, you as a researcher should:
a. Reject the null hypothesis
b. Accept the null hypothesis
c. Reassess the study
d. Perform a post test - ✔✔If you have the condition where P = .05 or .01, you as a
researcher should:
a. Reject the null hypothesis
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,When responding to a client's request for information about the disclosure of his/her
protected health information, which of the following is NOT required?
a. A description of what information was sent
b. The purpose of the disclosure
c. Disclosures for treatment, payment, or health care operations
d. The dates of disclosure and to whom the information was sent. - ✔✔When
responding to a client's request for information about the disclosure of his/her
protected health information, which of the following is NOT required?
c. Disclosures for treatment, payment, or health care operations
When providing information about a client's family background on an assessment,
which of the following should be specified:
a. Just the relationships of all those living in the client's household (i.e., mother, sister,
and grandmother.
b. The ages of all those living in the client's household
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,c. Only whether or not there are others living in the client's household
d. The names and relationships of all those living in the client's household. - ✔✔When
providing information about a client's family background on an assessment, which of
the following should be specified:
d. The names and relationships of all those living in the client's household.
A family has adopted a seven-year-old boy who had previously experienced severe
neglect. The adoptive parents are meeting with a social worker because they are
frustrated that he continues to hoard food. They report that they often find food under
his bed and he "steals" extra food to put in his backpack for school. What
recommendations should the social worker make?
a. They should install locks on the cupboards and the refrigerator so they can better
monitor his food intake.
b. They can provide the child with a food basket where he can keep his healthy snacks
and they can refill the basket when it is nearing empty.
c. The parents should ignore the behavior as it will likely go away on its own once the
child realizes that the family has plenty of food.
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, d. The parents should take away privileges each time they discover that he is hoarding
food. - ✔✔b. They can provide the child with a food basket where he can keep his
healthy snacks and they can refill the basket when it is nearing empty.
A 32-year-old man is referred to a social worker after his children were removed by
child protective services due to allegations of neglect. He tells the social worker that he
is not sure that he wants to fight to get them back. He states he doesn't think he wants
to go through all the things child protective services wants him to do only to not regain
custody in the end. Which response is the best thing the social worker should say to the
client?
a. "You are free to choose whether or not you want to try to regain custody of the
children."
b. "It's important to look at how not attempting to get custody of the children will be
viewed by child protective services."
c. "Your children will benefit from knowing that you at least tried to regain custody,
even if you aren't successful."
d. "It may be helpful to work toward regaining custody initially, and if at any time you
decide you want to to give up, you can do so." - ✔✔a. "You are free to choose whether
or not you want to try to regain custody of the children."
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