Duncan, a social worker, watches late night television just so he can tell the dirtiest jokes at work the next day. He
thinks he is ever so clever. He enjoys the guffaws of some of his fellow co-workers, most of whom are men. He
ignores the scornful scowls he sometimes gets from Virginia and Anne after telling some of his best ones. Duncan
passes these latter responses off. He thinks to himself, “What’s wrong with those old women. Don’t they have a
sense of humor?” This is the ethical thing to do.
a. True
b. False
False
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a. goals and objectives. b. her personal religious and sexual values. c. evaluation of job performance. d. cultural and advocacy competencies.
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a. PTSD b. TBI c. Depression d. All of the above
What generally happens after you submit a paper?
a. Reviewers are selected randomly and your paper is sent to these reviewers. b. The editor reviews the paper alone and gives you comments, and a decision on whether or not your paper is accepted is made. c. The editor will evaluate the paper to see if it should be reviewed and if so he or she will send it out to appropriate reviewers from your field. d. The entire editorial board will vote on whether the paper should be reviewed or not.
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a) The practitioner’s clinical judgment b) Blood urea nitrogen (BUN) test c) An electrocardiogram test d) Pharmacological stress testa)