Author Question: It is most important for a new social worker to realize that a. one's learning for social work ... (Read 229 times)

torybrooks · **on:** Jun 18, 2018

It is most important for a new social worker to realize that

a. one's learning for social work has reached its peak upon graduation
b. the best knowledge for practice is acquired through interactions with clients
c. the theoretical knowledge learned in school has little relevance in practice
d. new and changing knowledge requires investing time and effort in life-long learning

Question 2

A client's uncomplimentary evaluation of a social worker should best be considered as primarily

a. the result of a personality conflict
b. an opportunity to be positively changed by a client
c. a signal that the worker isn't a good fit with social work
d. a sign the worker is experiencing burn-out