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IES 103 Final Exam Questions & Answers What is "charitable control", "custodial control", and "therapeutic control"? Provide an example of each - ANSWERSChartiable Control- the impulse for charity is a personal response in order to alleviate suffering or need (ex: Donating charity) Custodial Control- Segregation becomes social rather than physical (ex: AA Meeting, Alcoholics) Therapeutic Control- impulse to prevent, cure, or fix, focuses on fixing the disability, rather ...

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4 pages

Written in 2024/2025

Grade A+

Bensuda

IES 103 final exam questions & answers What is "the helping prison" that Dass and Gorman discuss in the text? (Chap. 5) - ANSWERS-when the helper gets stuck in their roles and gets stuck -you are so much more than your profession -the roles of the helper and the helpee are reciprocal What do Dass and Gorman mean by "should upon" vs. "discovering"? (Chap. 6) - ANSWERS-should upon: IMPOSE; don't want to feel forced -discover: EXPOSE; awaken together, not to manipula...

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7 pages

Written in 2024/2025

Grade A+

Bensuda

Ies 103 Final Test Questions & Answers

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7 pages

Written in 2024/2025

Grade A+

Isladoc

IES 103 FINAL TEST QUESTIONS & ANSWERS what is "the helping prison" that dass + gorman discuss in the text? - ANSWERSthinking that the role you identify with defines the help you can give and can make you feel stuck and confined (ex. a doctor thinking he can only help sick patients) what do dass + gorman mean by "should upon" vs. "discovering"? - ANSWERSshouldn't tell people what to/not to do, but let them discover on their own; by being "should upon", they'...

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5 pages

Written in 2024/2025

Grade A+

Bensuda