Three types of ambiguity and uncertainty make for ethical problems in social
work practice. Which of the following is not an ambiguity/uncertainty?
A. Uncertainty about scientific knowledge and about the facts relevant to any
specific situation
B. Uncertainty about goals and values
C. Uncertainty about society’s expectations
D. Uncertainty about consequences of the intervention
C
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and equitable treatment or gain needed resources.
a. Case manager b. Broker c. Advocate d. Facilitator
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Rating scales typically fall into two categories: those created by the practitioner and
individualized for the client and those that are standardized. Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Older people generally do better than younger people on standardized
intelligence tests. Indicate whether the statement is true or false