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How should a professional social worker deal with colleagues according to the standards?
How should a professional social worker deal with colleagues according to the standards?
- Exploit professional membership
- Be discourteous in dealings
- Discriminate based on differences
- Maintain high standards of honor and integrity (correct)
What is one of the duties expected of a professional social worker towards clients?
What is one of the duties expected of a professional social worker towards clients?
- Acting without adequate knowledge of the client's situation
- Discriminating against 'hopeless' cases (correct)
- Being punctual in keeping appointments
- Using threats and deceit towards clients
Which behavior should a professional social worker exhibit towards clients according to the text?
Which behavior should a professional social worker exhibit towards clients according to the text?
- Being impatient and intolerant
- Being deceitful to clients
- Making compromises they cannot keep
- Giving equal attention to all cases (correct)
What is one of the duties expected of a professional social worker in relation to clients' problems?
What is one of the duties expected of a professional social worker in relation to clients' problems?
According to the expectations for a professional social worker, what should be avoided when dealing with clients' problems?
According to the expectations for a professional social worker, what should be avoided when dealing with clients' problems?
What is an unwritten duty expected of a professional social worker towards colleagues?
What is an unwritten duty expected of a professional social worker towards colleagues?
What is the main role of a social worker according to the text?
What is the main role of a social worker according to the text?
Based on the text, how does the Democratic Theory view man?
Based on the text, how does the Democratic Theory view man?
According to Social Work philosophy, what does each person have the right to?
According to Social Work philosophy, what does each person have the right to?
What does HUMANISM imply according to Howard Mumford Jones?
What does HUMANISM imply according to Howard Mumford Jones?
What is considered necessary for the harmonious development of an individual's powers based on the text?
What is considered necessary for the harmonious development of an individual's powers based on the text?
How does CHRISTIANITY explain human worth and dignity?
How does CHRISTIANITY explain human worth and dignity?
What is the focus of the advocacy efforts of the social worker?
What is the focus of the advocacy efforts of the social worker?
According to Schneiderman, what are some non-consensual strategies that may be utilized by social workers?
According to Schneiderman, what are some non-consensual strategies that may be utilized by social workers?
Which group may social workers need to advocate for through arguing, debating, and negotiating?
Which group may social workers need to advocate for through arguing, debating, and negotiating?
What is the main goal of Crisis Intervention Approach?
What is the main goal of Crisis Intervention Approach?
When should Crisis Intervention Approach ideally be available after application or referral for assistance?
When should Crisis Intervention Approach ideally be available after application or referral for assistance?
How long does Crisis Intervention Approach typically last?
How long does Crisis Intervention Approach typically last?
What is the ultimate goal of all social work practice?
What is the ultimate goal of all social work practice?
How is social environment described in the context provided?
How is social environment described in the context provided?
What defines social roles according to the text?
What defines social roles according to the text?
What does a social situation refer to in the context?
What does a social situation refer to in the context?
What is NOT part of the social environment as described in the text?
What is NOT part of the social environment as described in the text?
What is the core reason for worker-client interaction in social work according to Johnson (1989)?
What is the core reason for worker-client interaction in social work according to Johnson (1989)?
What is the primary goal of medical social services?
What is the primary goal of medical social services?
What is one of the functions of medical social services related to the patient's family?
What is one of the functions of medical social services related to the patient's family?
What is the purpose of performing eligibility studies during admission?
What is the purpose of performing eligibility studies during admission?
Which activity involves interpreting hospital policies and regulations to patients and their families?
Which activity involves interpreting hospital policies and regulations to patients and their families?
What is the key purpose of corrections as mentioned in the text?
What is the key purpose of corrections as mentioned in the text?
Which function involves coordinating and liaising between patients, medical staff, and hospital administration?
Which function involves coordinating and liaising between patients, medical staff, and hospital administration?
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