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The Mitchell family worries about theirfour-year-old son, Michael. He has two other siblings, ages six and eight. Michael is quite active but only plays in solitude. Language is delayed and the child would rather point at things he wants. MichaeI’s siblings attempt to hug him or cuddle with him, but he pushes them away. Eye contact is at a bare minimum, and he will wander off if not adequately supervised. What diagnosis would be given to a child with these symptoms? 

The incidence of child abuse has increased dramatically in the last 30 years. In 2009, more than 702,000 unique instances of child abuse were reported. Nearly 40% of these victims are in what age range?

A clinical social worker named Richard is meeting with a juvenile for the first time. The client has been in a lot of trouble with the law. As Richard goes through the thick file of offenses, he notices that nothing good has ever been mentioned about the teen. Richard does not want to focus on all of the negative experiences, but rather on how he can collaborate in pursuing a better vision for the future. What type of therapeutic technique will be more effective with thejuvenile?

One of the principles clinical social workers adhere to in the promotion of socialjustice is the advocacy for basic human needs. Professionals pursue change on behalf of indMduals to expand opportunity and choice. What group of people should be considered top priority? 

A clinical social worker was observed accepting money from an attorney for a copy of a cIient’s record. The colleague who witnessed the event discussed the matter with the professional, and efforts are being made to resolve the problem. The actions that took place in regards to the cIient’s records fall under what category?