Questions and Answers
What does 'Service' in social work core values refer to?
What does 'Social Justice' mean in the context of social work?
Make sure people are free from oppression
What does 'Dignity and Worth of a Person' emphasize?
Respect
What is the significance of 'Importance of Human Relationships'?
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What is meant by 'Integrity' in social work?
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What does 'Competence' mean in the context of social work?
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Study Notes
Core Values of Social Work
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Service: A commitment to assist others, emphasizing availability and support to those in need.
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Social Justice: Advocating for freedom from oppression, ensuring that all individuals have equal access and opportunity in society.
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Dignity and Worth of a Person: Recognizing and respecting each individual's intrinsic value and rights, fundamental to ethical practice.
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Importance of Human Relationships: Highlighting the significance of positive interpersonal connections and understanding the impact of strong relationships on well-being.
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Integrity: Upholding honesty and ethical standards in professional conduct, fostering trust within communities and with clients.
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Competence: Demonstrating the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively perform job duties and deliver quality services to clients.
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Test your knowledge of the essential core values of social work. This quiz explores key concepts such as service, social justice, dignity, integrity, and the importance of human relationships. Perfect for social work students or professionals looking to refresh their understanding.
