Multiple Choice
The beginning skills for a professional social worker include:
A) facilitating an exchange of introductions.
B) employing System 1 thinking instead of System 2 thinking for analyzing situations.
C) validating a null hypothesis.
D) viewing a client in isolation rather than taking the person-in-environment perspective.
Correct Answer:
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