According to Reamer’s seven-step process for ethical problem solving, the first step is to:
A. identify the ethical issues, including the social work values and duties that conflict.
B. monitor, evaluate, and document the decision taken by a social worker.
C. hypothesize about possible consequences of different decisions.
D. identify who will benefit and who will be harmed in view of social work’s commitment to the
most vulnerable.
ANS: A
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Feedback: Reamer (2000) suggests a seven-step process for ethical problem solving. The first step is to identify the
ethical issues, including the social work values and duties that conflict.
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