According to Healy, "Moderate Universalism" in Social Work Means That:​

Multiple Choice

According to Healy, "moderate universalism" in social work means that:​

A) ​social work is obligated to work for cultural change when equal rights are in jeopardy.
B) ​social work agencies are compelled to ration scarce services among an array of deserving groups.
C) ​social workers should accept all the actions or beliefs of their clients even if they do not agree with those actions or beliefs.
D) ​social workers must balance excessive details in client records with demands from insurance companies to demonstrate medical necessity.