A social worker received a phone call from a client's neighbor indicating concern that the client may pose a danger to her children and wants to know if the worker believes the client is a danger to others.
The social worker responds that she cannot confirm that the person in question is receiving services and without written permission from the client there can be not comment on the request. This action most clearly reflects the social work value of
a. maximizing social justice
b. respecting the dignity and worth of the person
c. practicing with professional competence
d. providing service to the most vulnerable populations
Question 2
Social work practice is best understood as including the social worker's art because
a. social workers sometimes analyze client's drawings when assessing the practice situation
b. a liberal arts background is required as a foundation for social work education
c. one's personality and values are the essential artistic features of the social worker
d. social workers have little scientifically tested knowledge and must depend primarily on their art
The Social Brain
Measuring Social Development
Sample client goals from the Wellness Massage Pyramid.
Testing client’s ability to identify dull sensation
Testing patellar reflex, client in a sitting position
Client is positioned