Self-awareness is important in the human services worker when dealing with clients mainly because _______.
A. the worker must keep in mind his or her own limitations
B. the client will only respect workers that have confidence
C. the worker must understand how they stand in relation to the client
D. the client will not trust the worker unless the worker has professional ethics
C
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The provide(s) links to the community and help(s) to keep older Americans involved in the mainstream of U.S. life and out of institutions
a) Older Americans Act b) Nursing Home Reform Act c) Area Agencies on Aging d) Family Caregiver Support Act
Explain why it is important that deviations from the mean are expressed as positive values.
What will be an ideal response?
According to the NASW Ethical Code, which of the following is true with regard to confidentiality?
A. Because they are easily misinterpreted, client's should not have access to their social work records. B. Social workers should never share confidences revealed by client's without their verbal consent. C. Social workers should obtain informed consent from client before tape recording a therapy session. D. NASW does not discuss ethics
The 85/15 Rule-which asserts that 85 percent of the problems can be corrected only by changing systems and less than 15 percent of the problems can be solved by individual workers-is a tenet of
A. the collegial model. B. management by objectives. C. Theory Y management. D. total quality management.