Question 1

_____ is a global concept intended to protect client's privacy, yet permit some degree of disclosure.

Accepted Answer

A) Paternalism 
B) Self-determination 
C) Relative confidentiality 
D) Privilege 
A) Paternalism 
B) Self-determination 
C) Relative confidentiality 
D) Privilege

Question 2

Values involve what you do and do not consider important and worthwhile.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Define whistle-blowing. Discuss its pros and cons.

Accepted Answer

Whistle-blowing is the act of exposing i

Question 4

Cite and explain four of the six core values identified in the Canadian Association of Social Workers' Code of Ethics .

Accepted Answer

The Canadian Association of Social Worke

Question 5

The NASW ethical responsibility to clients that recognizes each individual's right to make his or her own decisions is:

Accepted Answer

A) Self-determination 
B) Informed consent 
C) Commitment to clients 
D) Competence 
A) Self-determination 
B) Informed consent 
C) Commitment to clients 
D) Competence

Question 6

Social workers may engage in organized action, including the formation of and participation in labor unions, to improve services to clients and working conditions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Identify and explain the seven principles portrayed in Dolgoff, Loewenberg, and Harrington's "Ethical Principles Screen."

Accepted Answer

The seven principles portrayed in Dolgof

Question 8

Social workers who are aware of a colleague's impairment-due to personal problems, psychosocial distress, substance abuse, or mental health difficulties that interfere with practice effectiveness-should consult with the colleague when feasible and assist the colleague in taking remedial action.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Paula, a substance abuse counselor, takes her work very seriously. She is working with Reba, an alcoholic. As they address issues, Paula discovers that Reba abuses her children when she's drinking.  Paula does not consider herself an expert in the area of child abuse and neglect. Paula talks with other agency colleagues regularly, trying to keep track of their areas of interest and professional development.  Paula's supervisor encourages her staff to share their expertise with one another. Paula knows that Robinette has substantial experience working with child abuse cases so she takes it upon herself to talk with Robinette about Reba. This is the ethical thing to do.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Congress (1999) makes which of the following suggestions for determining whether a potential dual relationship is appropriate or ethical?

Accepted Answer

A) Affirm the responsibility of the client to avoid even the possibility of the most vulnerable persons involved. 
B) Do not discuss with colleagues the advisability of developing a dual relationship. 
C) Examine the risk of exploitation and harm to the most powerful person. 
D) Clearly define the nature of the dual relationship involved. 
A) Affirm the responsibility of the client to avoid even the possibility of the most vulnerable persons involved. 
B) Do not discuss with colleagues the advisability of developing a dual relationship. 
C) Examine the risk of exploitation and harm to the most powerful person. 
D) Clearly define the nature of the dual relationship involved.

Question 11

Viveca, a case manager for people with serious physical disabilities, makes it a point to stop colleagues whenever they start talking about cases she has nothing to do with. She feels that although such information at times can be "juicy," it violates a professional's responsibility to maintain confidentiality among colleagues. This is the ethical thing to do.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

The term _____ involves the premise that all people, regardless of race, culture, or national origin, are entitled to basic rights and treatment.

Accepted Answer

A) Social justice 
B) Economic justice 
C) Human rights 
D) Negative freedoms 
A) Social justice 
B) Economic justice 
C) Human rights 
D) Negative freedoms

_____ is a global concept intended to protect client's privacy, yet permit some degree of disclosure.

Values involve what you do and do not consider important and worthwhile.

Define whistle-blowing. Discuss its pros and cons.

Cite and explain four of the six core values identified in the Canadian Association of Social Workers' Code of Ethics .

The NASW ethical responsibility to clients that recognizes each individual's right to make his or her own decisions is:

Social workers may engage in organized action, including the formation of and participation in labor unions, to improve services to clients and working conditions.

Identify and explain the seven principles portrayed in Dolgoff, Loewenberg, and Harrington's "Ethical Principles Screen."

Social workers who are aware of a colleague's impairment-due to personal problems, psychosocial distress, substance abuse, or mental health difficulties that interfere with practice effectiveness-should consult with the colleague when feasible and assist the colleague in taking remedial action.

Congress (1999) makes which of the following suggestions for determining whether a potential dual relationship is appropriate or ethical?

The term _____ involves the premise that all people, regardless of race, culture, or national origin, are entitled to basic rights and treatment.

Introducing Generalist Practice: the Generalist Intervention Model

Practice Skills for Working With Individuals

Practice Skills for Working With Groups

Skills for Working With Organizations and Communities

Engagement and Assessment in Generalist Practice

Planning in Generalist Practice

Examples of Implementation in Generalist Practice

Evaluation Termination and Follow up in Generalist Practice

Understanding Families Family Assessment

Working With Families

Culturally Competent Social Work Practice

Gender Sensitive Social Work Practice

Advocacy

Brokering and Case Management

Recording in Generalist Social Work Practice

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Exam 11: Values Ethics and the Resolution of Ethical Dilemmas

_____ is a global concept intended to protect client's privacy, yet permit some degree of disclosure.

Values involve what you do and do not consider important and worthwhile.

Define whistle-blowing. Discuss its pros and cons.

Cite and explain four of the six core values identified in the Canadian Association of Social Workers' Code of Ethics .

The NASW ethical responsibility to clients that recognizes each individual's right to make his or her own decisions is:

Social workers may engage in organized action, including the formation of and participation in labor unions, to improve services to clients and working conditions.

Identify and explain the seven principles portrayed in Dolgoff, Loewenberg, and Harrington's "Ethical Principles Screen."

Social workers who are aware of a colleague's impairment-due to personal problems, psychosocial distress, substance abuse, or mental health difficulties that interfere with practice effectiveness-should consult with the colleague when feasible and assist the colleague in taking remedial action.

Congress (1999) makes which of the following suggestions for determining whether a potential dual relationship is appropriate or ethical?

The term _____ involves the premise that all people, regardless of race, culture, or national origin, are entitled to basic rights and treatment.

Introducing Generalist Practice: the Generalist Intervention Model

Practice Skills for Working With Individuals

Practice Skills for Working With Groups

Skills for Working With Organizations and Communities

Engagement and Assessment in Generalist Practice

Planning in Generalist Practice

Examples of Implementation in Generalist Practice

Evaluation Termination and Follow up in Generalist Practice

Understanding Families Family Assessment

Working With Families

Culturally Competent Social Work Practice

Gender Sensitive Social Work Practice

Advocacy

Brokering and Case Management

Recording in Generalist Social Work Practice

Filters