A Client Complains to Her Social Worker That He Has

Multiple Choice

A client complains to her social worker that he has not offered the services that he was scheduled to provide. The client says, "If I don't receive the services soon, I am going to talk to your supervisor." The social worker in agitation replies, "Do that, and I will no longer try to help you." This scenario illustrates that the social worker is:

A) ​judging.
B) ​counterattacking.
C) ​trying to convince the client.
D) ​using humor inappropriately.