Question 1

When a social worker makes an ethical decision within practice context, the social worker considers which of the following influences on decision making?

Accepted Answer

A)  Ambiguity 
B)  Risk taking 
C)  Self-knowledge 
D)  Determination 
A)  Ambiguity 
B)  Risk taking 
C)  Self-knowledge 
D)  Determination C

Question 2

Which of the following best defines an ethical dilemma?

Accepted Answer

A)  When an individual's personal values clash with those of another person or system 
B)  When a person holds two or more values that compete with each other 
C)  When a person cannot decide which ethical principle to follow in problematic situations 
D)  When a client engages in behaviors that are social undesirable 
A)  When an individual's personal values clash with those of another person or system 
B)  When a person holds two or more values that compete with each other 
C)  When a person cannot decide which ethical principle to follow in problematic situations 
D)  When a client engages in behaviors that are social undesirable B

Question 3

The Code of Ethics includes standards that guide social workers in which of the following areas?

Accepted Answer

A)  Appropriate conduct with clients 
B)  Appropriate conduct with colleagues who are not social workers 
C)  Appropriate conduct with the broad society 
D)  The Code of Ethics guides social workers in all three of the above areas 
A)  Appropriate conduct with clients 
B)  Appropriate conduct with colleagues who are not social workers 
C)  Appropriate conduct with the broad society 
D)  The Code of Ethics guides social workers in all three of the above areas D

Question 4

Which of the following holds social workers responsible for upholding The Code of Ethics in practice?

Accepted Answer

A)  The NASW ethics complaints process 
B)  Courts 
C)  Licensing Boards 
D)  All three of the above groups hold social workers responsible 
A)  The NASW ethics complaints process 
B)  Courts 
C)  Licensing Boards 
D)  All three of the above groups hold social workers responsible

Question 5

Which of the following is NOT a step in Reamer's model for resolution of ethical dilemmas?

Accepted Answer

A)  Identify the ethical issues 
B)  Identify those likely to be affected by ethical decisions 
C)  Examine reasons in favor of and opposed to each course of action 
D)  Ask the client to decide which course of action to take 
A)  Identify the ethical issues 
B)  Identify those likely to be affected by ethical decisions 
C)  Examine reasons in favor of and opposed to each course of action 
D)  Ask the client to decide which course of action to take

Question 6

A social worker deliberately lies to a client to make sure the social worker's preferred outcome is achieved. This is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A)  The social worker's responsibility to individual well-being 
B)  Autonomy 
C)  Risk Management 
D)  Paternalism 
A)  The social worker's responsibility to individual well-being 
B)  Autonomy 
C)  Risk Management 
D)  Paternalism

Question 7

Which of the following statements best describes an ethical dilemma?

Accepted Answer

A)  When an individual's personal values clash with those of another person or system 
B)  When a person holds two or more values that compete with each other 
C)  When a person cannot decide which ethical principle to follow in problematic situations 
D)  When a client engages in behaviors that are socially undesirable 
A)  When an individual's personal values clash with those of another person or system 
B)  When a person holds two or more values that compete with each other 
C)  When a person cannot decide which ethical principle to follow in problematic situations 
D)  When a client engages in behaviors that are socially undesirable

Question 8

A social worker withholds information from a client because he/she/they believes that his/her/their knowledge of the client's best interest supersedes the client's perspective. Which of a client's core individual rights does the social worker violate through this action?

Accepted Answer

A)  Well-being 
B)  Creativity 
C)  Self-determination 
D)  Autonomy 
A)  Well-being 
B)  Creativity 
C)  Self-determination 
D)  Autonomy

Question 9

In the helping professions, the law plays the role of:

Accepted Answer

A)  Always empowering people whose legal and social rights have been violated 
B)  Encouraging collusion among helping professionals who have made mistakes 
C)  Holding professionals accountable 
D)  Fixing complex social situations 
A)  Always empowering people whose legal and social rights have been violated 
B)  Encouraging collusion among helping professionals who have made mistakes 
C)  Holding professionals accountable 
D)  Fixing complex social situations

Question 10

The NASW Code of Ethics is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Values-based 
B)  A collaboration of rigid rules for social work practice 
C)  Revised semi-annually 
D)  Focused on the legal aspects of social work 
A)  Values-based 
B)  A collaboration of rigid rules for social work practice 
C)  Revised semi-annually 
D)  Focused on the legal aspects of social work

Question 11

All states have reporting laws for older adults.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

The International Federation of Social Workers' statements on ethics are identical to those articulated in the NASW Code of Ethics.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

The National Association of Social Workers strictly prohibits dual relationships.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

The National Association of Social Workers published its most recent revision of the Code of Ethics in which year?

Accepted Answer

A)  2015 
B)  2017 
C)  2019 
D)  2020 
A)  2015 
B)  2017 
C)  2019 
D)  2020

Question 15

The National Association of Social Workers adopted its first formal Code of Ethics in which year?

Accepted Answer

A)  1936 
B)  1947 
C)  1960 
D)  1972 
A)  1936 
B)  1947 
C)  1960 
D)  1972

Question 16

What areas of the Code of Ethics were revised as a part of the 2017 revision?

Accepted Answer

In 2017, the American Psychological Asso

Question 17

Discuss similarities between the NASW Code of Ethics and the International Federation of Social Workers Ethical Statement

Accepted Answer

The NASW Code of Ethics and the Internat

Question 18

Describe the difference between a values conflict and an ethical dilemma.

Accepted Answer

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Question 19

All social workers who use the Ethical Principles Screen will agree about the way in which ethical principles are prioritized in the resolution of the ethical dilemma.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Which of the following substandards does not fit underneath the standard of Social Worker's Ethical Responsibilities to the Larger Society?

Accepted Answer

A)  Social Welfare 
B)  Discrimination 
C)  Pubic Emergencies 
D)  Social and Political Action 
A)  Social Welfare 
B)  Discrimination 
C)  Pubic Emergencies 
D)  Social and Political Action

When a social worker makes an ethical decision within practice context, the social worker considers which of the following influences on decision making?

Which of the following best defines an ethical dilemma?

The Code of Ethics includes standards that guide social workers in which of the following areas?

Which of the following holds social workers responsible for upholding The Code of Ethics in practice?

Which of the following is NOT a step in Reamer's model for resolution of ethical dilemmas?

A social worker deliberately lies to a client to make sure the social worker's preferred outcome is achieved. This is an example of:

Which of the following statements best describes an ethical dilemma?

A social worker withholds information from a client because he/she/they believes that his/her/their knowledge of the client's best interest supersedes the client's perspective. Which of a client's core individual rights does the social worker violate through this action?

In the helping professions, the law plays the role of:

The NASW Code of Ethics is:

All states have reporting laws for older adults.

The International Federation of Social Workers' statements on ethics are identical to those articulated in the NASW Code of Ethics.

The National Association of Social Workers strictly prohibits dual relationships.

The National Association of Social Workers published its most recent revision of the Code of Ethics in which year?

The National Association of Social Workers adopted its first formal Code of Ethics in which year?

What areas of the Code of Ethics were revised as a part of the 2017 revision?

Discuss similarities between the NASW Code of Ethics and the International Federation of Social Workers Ethical Statement

Describe the difference between a values conflict and an ethical dilemma.

All social workers who use the Ethical Principles Screen will agree about the way in which ethical principles are prioritized in the resolution of the ethical dilemma.

Which of the following substandards does not fit underneath the standard of Social Worker's Ethical Responsibilities to the Larger Society?

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Exam 2: Applying Values and Ethics to Practice

When a social worker makes an ethical decision within practice context, the social worker considers which of the following influences on decision making?

Which of the following best defines an ethical dilemma?

The Code of Ethics includes standards that guide social workers in which of the following areas?

Which of the following holds social workers responsible for upholding The Code of Ethics in practice?

Which of the following is NOT a step in Reamer's model for resolution of ethical dilemmas?

A social worker deliberately lies to a client to make sure the social worker's preferred outcome is achieved. This is an example of:

Which of the following statements best describes an ethical dilemma?

A social worker withholds information from a client because he/she/they believes that his/her/their knowledge of the client's best interest supersedes the client's perspective. Which of a client's core individual rights does the social worker violate through this action?

In the helping professions, the law plays the role of:

The NASW Code of Ethics is:

All states have reporting laws for older adults.

The International Federation of Social Workers' statements on ethics are identical to those articulated in the NASW Code of Ethics.

The National Association of Social Workers strictly prohibits dual relationships.

The National Association of Social Workers published its most recent revision of the Code of Ethics in which year?

The National Association of Social Workers adopted its first formal Code of Ethics in which year?

What areas of the Code of Ethics were revised as a part of the 2017 revision?

Discuss similarities between the NASW Code of Ethics and the International Federation of Social Workers Ethical Statement

Describe the difference between a values conflict and an ethical dilemma.

All social workers who use the Ethical Principles Screen will agree about the way in which ethical principles are prioritized in the resolution of the ethical dilemma.

Which of the following substandards does not fit underneath the standard of Social Worker's Ethical Responsibilities to the Larger Society?

Understanding Social Work Practice

Communication, Interviewing, and Engagement: Relationship Skills for

Social Work Practice With Individuals: Assessment and Planning

Social Work Practice With Individuals: Intervention, Termination, and Evaluation

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Social Work Practice With Groups: Engagement, Assessment, and Planning

Social Work Practice With Groups: Intervention, Termination, and Evaluation

Social Work Practice With Communities: Engagement, Assessment, and Planning

Social Work Practice With Communities: Intervention, Termination, and Evaluation

Social Work Practice With Organizations: Engagement, Assessment, and Planning

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