Author Question: The view that the social worker should not become too emotionally involved with client problems is ... (Read 120 times)

torybrooks · **on:** Jun 18, 2018

The view that the social worker should not become too emotionally involved with client problems is best captured in which practice principle?

a. The social worker should practice social work.
b. The social worker should engage in conscious use of self.
c. The social worker should maintain professional objectivity.
d. The social worker should treat clients as experts on their own lives.

Question 2

Several social workers decide to form a social work reading group and each week select an article from a social work journal for group discussion. Participation in this group would best be described as an example of

a. self-assessment
b. professional development
c. consultation
d. group therapy