A 30-year-old immigrant female from Vietnam is referred to a social worker at a community clinic for further assessment by a psychiatrist because the client is complaining of symptoms the psychiatrist does not recognize as a mental illness.The client and her husband insist that she is sick.The social worker should FIRST:

Good peer supervisors do which of the following: a. Criticize the practitioner's behavior and let them know what you would have done in their situation. b. Observe closely and provide constructive criticism

c. Just praise the practitioner for a job well done. d. Make your own comments and observations to the client during the session.

Confabulation is most closely associated with a. increased brain mass

b. liver damage. c. Wernicke's syndrome. d. Korsakoff's psychosis.

Why might you charge membership fees and fees for service?

a. They permit you to avoid the work—usually with little return on it—of grant?seeking. b. In addition to the practical aspects, they help increase community commitment, improve service quality, and encourage people to take the services seriously. c. Agencies can usually cover their entire budgets this way. d. They permit you to avoid the exerting political influence that you gain when you have wealthy donors, an important consideration in today’s politically charged climate.

The primary code established by the International Federation of Social Workers and the International Association of Schools of Social Work is titled:

A) ?Ethics in Social Work, Statement of Principles B) ?Code of Ethics C) ?Guidelines for Social Workers, Principles to Live By D) ?Federation of Principles and Ethics in Social Work