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vinney12

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What is an example of a soft criterion that might be appropriate to apply in a staff evaluation (if the manager has specified in advance that it will be applied)?
 
  A. Writing skills
   B. Timeliness of work completion
   C. Cooperation with co-workers
   D. Adherence to rules and policies.

Question 2

What does the NASW Code of Ethics require of the social worker who conducts a performance evaluation?
 
  A. The evaluation should be fair and considerate and based on clearly stated criteria.
  B. The evaluation should be based upon a comparison with other staff with similar job descriptions.
  C. The evaluation should contain only positive assessments of the staff member's performance.
  D. Only easily measured evaluation criteria should be used.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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