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Quiz 3: Attempt review 1/4 Started on State Finished Completed on Grade 10 out of 10 ( 100 %) Question 1 Correct Mark 1 out of 1 Question 2 Correct Mark 1 out of 1 Helen works for an agency that does family work, and only family work. After working for the agency, Helen decides that individual work is more effective than family work. According to Standard 3.09 of the NASW Code of Ethics, Helen should: Select one: a. Adhere to her commitments to the agency OR discuss her concerns about family work with her supervisor or other officials at the agency.  b. Tell her supervisor that she is going to practice individual therapy, no matter what the agency says or believes. c. Leave the agency immediately, without saying good-bye to any clients or colleagues. d. Keep doing family work AND do not tell anyone at the agency about her concerns about the effectiveness of family work. According to Standard 6.04 of the NASW Code of Ethics, social workers should: Select one: a. Ensure all people have equal access to resources. b. Expand choice and opportunity for all people. c. Take action to eliminate discrimination. d. Do all of the above.  March 2024, March 2024,

Quiz 3: Attempt review 2/4 Question 3 Correct Mark 1 out of 1 Question 4 Correct Mark 1 out of 1 Question 5 Correct Mark 1 out of 1 MORAL COURAGE refers to: Select one: a. Having the strength to do what is right, even in challenging situations.  b. Whistle blowing whenever you get angry or upset. c. Belief in respect for the dignity and worth of all people. d. Valuing social and economic justice, competence, privacy, and honesty. In which of the following instances does a social worker's ethical responsibility to be honest conflict with a social worker's responsibility to PROTECT LIFE? Select one: a. Bob tells a client that she has nice hair in order to develop a positive working relationship with her, even though he does not actually like her hair. b. Vern tells a social worker named Derek that he wants to kill his wife, Hannah. Derek knows Hannah is in the agency but tells Vern that Hannah left an hour ago.  c. A client asks her social worker, Tracey, if she has children. Tracey lies and says she does because she is too embarrassed to say she is childless. d. Orlando is a licensed clinical social worker provides a client with a false diagnosis in order to be able to receive third party insurance reimbursement for psychotherapy services. The client has mild anxiety problems. Wanda is a social work student who received a failing grade on her field placement. According to the NASW Code of Ethics, the Field Instructor should not have given Wanda a failing grade unless the Field Instructor has previously: Select one: a. Provided Wanda with a clear list of her expectations.  b. Provided Wanda with psychotherapy. c. Provided Wanda with a free referral for psychotherapy. d. All of the above

Quiz 3: Attempt review 3/4 Question 6 Correct Mark 1 out of 1 Question 7 Correct Mark 1 out of 1 Question 8 Correct Mark 1 out of 1 A MISPLACED FIDUCIARY RELATIONSHIP arises when decision makers: Select one: a. Make their decisions based on fear, intimidation, or illegitimate threats. b. Allocate disproportionate resources to the squeaky wheel. c. Make an error in deciding on whose behalf they are acting.  d. Provide preferential treatment to family or friends. Which of the following types of professional regulation provides the strictest limitations on who can practice social work? Select one: a. Licensure.  b. Deregulation. c. Registration. d. Accreditation WHISTLE BLOWING refers to: Select one: a. Breaking the law in order to advance one's personal interests or agenda. b. Any action of a current or former employee that brings attention to illegal activity, unethical behavior, or serious problems within the organization.  c. Telling clients what they need to do in order to heal themselves or overcome serious social problems. d. Advocating for the needs of a client by working quietly within the agency rules and bureaucracies (for instance, having confidential meetings with supervisors or administrators who may be able to help the client).

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Quiz 3: Attempt review 4/4 Question 9 Correct Mark 1 out of 1 Question 10 Correct Mark 1 out of 1 A social worker who does not like a particular attorney tells a client that she should fire the attorney. The social worker's behavior may breach Standard 2.04 of the NASW Code of Ethics because: Select one: a. The social worker is breaching the attorney's right to confidentiality. b. The social worker is breaching the attorney's right to confidentiality. c. Social workers are not supposed to engage clients in inappropriate discussion of conflicts with colleagues.  d. Social workers are not supposed to have any opinions. A social worker named Vera obtains private information about a client from the client's physician. Vera should: Select one: a. Share this information within anybody who wants to know, because she did not obtain it from the client and it is not confidential. b. Treat the information as confidential.  c. Pretend she never received the information. d. All of the above.

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