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ishan

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Having focus is necessary for human services workers because _______.
 
  A. it is important to concentrate on a problem until a solution is reached
  B. the human services worker is expected to be professional at all times
  C. the client expects the worker to give him or her personal attention
  D. it is important to demonstrate to the client that one is skilled in one's practice

Question 2

The most important reason that a human services worker should think in terms of
  systems is that ________.
 
  A. clients also think in terms of systems
  B. it is the best way to understand others' subjective experience
  C. people are highly complex
  D. people are highly interconnected



zoeyesther

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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