A common error social workers make in talking and listening is avoiding the use of
jargons while talking to clients
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
ANS: F
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Feedback: A common error social workers make in talking and listening is using clichés
and jargon, or using a single phrase over and over so that it seems insincere. Effective
communication requires skills in both talking and listening
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