NASW Code of Ethics
As a social worker, what do you do if there is unethical practice happening in a work place setting?
What is Follow Code of Ethics, Speak to colleagues, supervisor, or parties involved before going up the chain
The interrelationships of the psychological, sociological, biological, and spiritual influence of our client stories
What is Systems Theory
What are the stages of the planned changed process? (Exact names from model)
Self Reflection/Contemplation
Engagement
Assessment
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
Termination
Follow up
________ is a kind of standing in other's shoes, whereas _______ is pity and can disempower a client
Imagine you have a client who may be in danger and may be a danger to other people. Who should you contact as soon as possible?
What is your supervisor?
What is the purpose of client's right to self determination?
Respect and promote the right of clients to self-determination and assist clients in their efforts to identify and clarify their goals.
A combination of multiple theories and frameworks
What is Generalist perspective
______ is necessary to develop a professional use of self
Two skills social workers initiate with clients through use of Motivational Interviewing and Strengths based perspective that influence the motivation to change
What is Resiliency and Empowerment
______ devoted a lifetime of work as a social worker and was award the congressional Medal of Freedom
Who is Dorothy Height
What are the limits of confidentiality
1. Abuse/Neglect/Harm of Minors and Elders
2. SI- Plans, Means, and Intent
3. HI- Duty to Warn
4. Court Order/ Mandate by Judge
To identify and build on a clients's strengths.
What is the Strengths Perspective
The practice of _________ is one method of identifying feelings.
What is Mindfulness
_______ is a type of nonverbal communication that involves doing what a client or client system does
What is mirroring?
What are the three levels of social work practice?
What is micro, mezzo, and macro?
True or False, It is okay for some social workers to Google clients if there is a compelling reason
True, DSS investigation for collecting data
Understanding that clients are affected by a combination of conditions and circumstances and function as a whole composed of interrelated and interconnected parts
When contemplating your feelings about a case, you may have to confront your own_______ related to the characteristics of your clients
When entering a client's interaction, a worker's ______ of their life experiences should only occur in a conscious way, purposefully, and carefully putting emotional reactions into developing intersection with the client
What is Self-Disclosure?
A theory is best defined as________
What is An explanation of how we human try to understand our world
In the ETHIC model, the letter E,H,and C stands for
Examine relevant professional values and responsibilities
Thinking about what values, stands, and ethics of COE
Hypothesize about possible consequences of different decisions
Identify who will benefit and who will be harmed in view of social work's commitment to the most vulnerable
Consult supervisor and colleagues about most ethical choice
PIE allows generalist social workers to perceive people as participants in a(n)
What is family, culture, and society
According to the text, ________ is probably the most important skill you will use as a social worker
What is Engagement/Rapport Building
Jamie says to her client, Bob, at an initial session, “I hear you hesitating and I’m wondering if you’re anxious about this process. Do you have any questions or concerns you’d like to share?” What is Jamie doing here?
What is labeling feeling and gently probing or asking questions
Cultural Humility means before approaching any client situation, one should first _______.
What is examine oneself in the sea of culture and experiences