Ethical codes promote professional empowerment by assisting professionals and professionals-in-training to:
A) ?maintain good practices.
B) ?protect the client.
C) ?consider the social context of helping.
D) ?all of these.
D
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b. let the member share what he or she has been thinking during the session. c. decide whether or not the member is a fit for the group and should continue. d. check in with the new member about how she or he is feeling about the group.
When considering co-optation as a strategy recognize that
A. This approach should rarely be used because it is essentially manipulative, promoting your interests at the expense of the other party's. B. Co-optation occurs when the beliefs and attitudes others hold about a situation conform to yours. C. This approach will likely close off access to a community or organization that had been open to you. D. Co-optation is used when a quick response is needed for opponents to rapidly become supporters.
Social workers often encounter clients with multiple needs. For example, a single mother who has recently been evicted from her apartment may be eligible for several types of assistance to help meet housing, financial, medical, and/or nutrition needs. List and briefly describe at least three such assistance programs.
What will be an ideal response?
________________ refers to a transitional phase leading up to the time when women cease to have menstrual cycles and thus become infertile
a. premenopause b. perimenopause c. menopause d. transitional menopause