There is substantial evidence that teaching professional ethics produces the desired ethical behaviors
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
false
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Qualitative measurement takes the form of ______
A. numbers, like 23, 35, and 44 for the variable of age B. categories for people to be placed into, such as male and female C. percentages such as 35% of these people are women D. words presented by the study subject, such as “What I most need is math tutoring for my children”
The human services professional degree was first offered in what decade?
A. 1940s B. 1950s C. 1960s D. 1970s
Describe the relationship between Black community and the church.
What will be an ideal response?
Identify and describe the professional values cited in the NASW Code of Ethics that are applicable to this scenario.
Gemma is a social worker with the Piedmont City Health Department. She is primarily responsible for providing counseling for HIV+ clients, as well as case management for those receiving longer-term care. Her agency is in the process of expanding services and will be hiring a new social worker. Gemma’s supervisor has asked her to review the job applications as they arrive.
Gemma notices an application from Zena, a colleague currently working at another agency in the community. Gemma has known Zena for many years and is very familiar with her skills and background. She is therefore surprised to see that Zena's application boasts two thousand hours of clinical work with clients, one of the requirements for this new position. Gemma knows that this is not the case, as none of Zena’s positions since graduation has involved this type of clinical work. Moreover, a review of her résumé does not show any evidence of this experience. Gemma is troubled and must decide how to proceed.