The Ethical Principle in the NASW Code of Ethics which states: "Social workers recognize the central importance of human relationships", relates to Social Work the Value of:
a) Integrity
b) Competence
c) Service
d) Dignity and worth of the person
e) None of the above
E) None of the above
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The "Client Self-Determination in End-of-Life Decisions" policy statement issued by the NASW Delegate Assembly stipulated: a. Social workers should not deal with the issues surround end-of-life decisions
b. It is inappropriate for social workers to participate in the act of assisted suicide when acting in their professional role. c. If legally permissible, it is appropriate for a social worker to be present during an assisted suicide. d. Social workers should coerce patients into an assisted suicide after a thorough assessment.
In inferential statistics, if the null hypothesis is rejected a. a finding in the sample data may be generalized to the population. b. the research hypothesis is accepted and a finding in the sample data may begeneralized to the population
c. the research hypothesis is accepted. d. the research hypothesis is also rejected.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1.External evaluators’ cultural backgrounds are less important because they are more objective. 2. One of the ways evaluators should gain cultural competency is living among a specific cultural group prior to an evaluation. 3. Evaluators may have to adapt their skills, methods, and approaches to evaluation based on the cultural background of the agency, programs, and clients. 4. Cultural competence requires the evaluator to be humble and open-minded. 5. Evaluators should rely on agency staff and clients in order to understand and educate oneself about the individual cultures of clients.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Workers should be aware of and address any member perceptions of agency purpose that differ from the stated agency purpose.