Yaba is a family planning counselor at a Planned Parenthood clinic. She helps clients choose contraceptive
methodology and make reproductive decisions. Gretchen is a new worker who just transferred in from a small satellite
clinic that had to be closed because of budget cuts. Yaba has several opportunities to talk with Gretchen about the
clinic’s services. Gretchen makes several comments to Yaba where her facts are blatantly in error. Yaba wonders
what kind of information Gretchen is giving clients. Yaba asks Gretchen to lunch so that she might informally talk to
Gretchen about her concerns. During this meeting Yaba identifies some reading materials and a series of in-services
Gretchen might pursue to improve her effectiveness. This is the ethical thing to do.
a. True
b. False
True
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Social workers view the social work skills as technical activities to complete, robotlike, at exactly the same relative time and in precisely the same way with all clients and all situations
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
When is it unethical for social workers to involve clients in advocacy
A. Never, clients should be involved B. Always, advocacy is an obligation of social workers C. Sometimes, when it is required by rules and regulations D. When clients are well prepared, they can be engaged in mutual goals of advocacy
When you are seeking a statistic that tests your hypothesis, which of the following is a description of a data structure you might consider?
A. You are examining the relationship between two variables where each is measured at the interval level. B. You are examining the relationship between two variables where the level of measurement is not known. C. You are measuring the proportion of people who are female in a sample of clients. D. You are identifying the stages of moral decline for at-risk youth.