According to Dolgoff, Lowenberg, and Harrington’s hierarchy-of-decision-making model, _______________________ is the highest principle.
a. Least harm
b. Truthfulness and full disclosure
c. Quality of life
d. Protection of life
Ans: d
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a. female b. male c. Caucasian d. drug abusers
A client complains that if the social worker really cared about him like his mother does, then the social worker would not charge him for treatment. This is an example of
A. counter-transference reaction. B. sublimation reaction. C. transference reaction. D. subjective reaction.