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What is the principle of self-determination in social work?
What is the principle of self-determination in social work?
- Making choices and learning to effectively solve problems of a particular client. (correct)
- Ignoring the client's input in favor of professional judgment.
- Allowing clients to dictate the social worker's actions.
- Sharing client information with relevant third parties.
Why is confidentiality important in social work?
Why is confidentiality important in social work?
- It is not really essential for social workers.
- It allows social workers to share client information with anyone they deem appropriate.
- It protects sensitive information shared by the client. (correct)
- It encourages clients to be dishonest with their social workers.
What does individuality refer to in the context of social work?
What does individuality refer to in the context of social work?
- Recognizing the unique qualities and circumstances of each client. (correct)
- Focusing on the social worker's personal beliefs and values.
- Treating all clients the same to ensure fairness.
- Promoting conformity among clients.
Under what condition can a social worker share what the client gives to them to the third parties?
Under what condition can a social worker share what the client gives to them to the third parties?
What should a social worker be able to do in recognizing the unique qualities of their client?
What should a social worker be able to do in recognizing the unique qualities of their client?
Flashcards
Self-determination
Self-determination
The ability of clients to control their own lives and make choices.
Confidentiality
Confidentiality
The obligation to protect clients' private information.
Individuality
Individuality
Recognizing the unique qualities of each client.
Client responsibility
Client responsibility
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Informed consent
Informed consent
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Study Notes
Self-Determination
- Taking control and responsibility for one's life is key
- Making choices and solving personal problems effectively
Confidentiality
- Protecting sensitive client information is crucial
- Client must give informed consent for sharing
- Information must remain private
Individuality
- Recognizing unique qualities and circumstances of each client
- Understanding the client's individual perspective is vital
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Description
Exploration of core values in social work practice: self-determination, confidentiality, and individuality. Each tenet emphasizes the importance of client empowerment, privacy, and recognition of unique perspectives. Understanding these values is essential for ethical and effective social work interventions.
