What are indirect communications?
a. Messages that are dictated by a third party to the client, therefore not being
directly communicated to the social worker
b. Communications that do not actually exist
c. Messages received by email or fax
d. Constantly occurring messages about the topic, the speaker, tone of voice,
and the listener, and requests, sent through body language, and other nonexplicit methods
D
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ignoring of reality? In what ways does this belief still prevail today and how does it guide modern policy and political thinking? What will be an ideal response?
Answering the personal questions of a client is
a) always advisable. b) never advisable. c) likely to facilitate the client’s romantic interest in the worker. d) best done when the worker understands the significance to the client and puts the client's interests first.
As part of the change process, the social work needs to engage the client in an appropriate working relationship. The term engage refers to:
a. Helping the client to identify his/her issues, problems, and needs b. Providing services to the client based on the clients assets and resources c. Collecting data from the client to ensure proper services can be obtained d. Forming appropriate, professional relationships in which the worker reflects empathy, warmth, and sincerity
Describe the concept of intersectionality
What will be an ideal response?