How is policy advocacy justified from an ethical standpoint?
a. Social workers are more moral than the average population.
b. Social workers are obliged to ensure that some clients receive more opportunities than others.
c. Inequalities within society are morally objectionable.
d. Intellectual challenges should not play a part in social policy.
C
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A) ?feel hopeful about the situation. B) ?become better able to cope. C) ?realize the problem is not as serious as the client thought. D) look at the situation in a more positive way.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
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A psychological, cultural and political orientation to life that both determines and influences how people think, behave, make decisions and understand phenomena is usually called a:
a. world view b. culture c. personal opinion d. perception
The typical next step after completing a genogram is completing a(n) ______ to assist with concrete planning.
A. ecomap B. health plan C. educational plan D. policy