1. Which of the following is not
an example of ways history is important in social network?
a. Allows us to understand current public assistance and child welfare polices echo misconceptions past generations
B. It can allow us to understand the novelty of current patterns of family life
C. Dictating what particular strategy a practitioner should use for engaging a client
D. Help the practitioner understand the set of social forces that put them in a room together.
