The NASW Code of Ethics

question 11

Multiple Choice

The NASW Code of Ethics:

• A) Makes policy advocacy an optional activity.
• B) Focuses only on such issues as confidentiality.
• C) Requires all social workers to engage in policy advocacy.
• D) Limits policy advocacy to macro practitioners in social work.

Understand the causes and implications of the exodus of U.S. jobs.

Analyze the potential global effects of climate change.

Identify strategies to address globalization challenges in the U.S.

Recognize the role of NGOs in advocating for children's rights worldwide.

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Definitions:

Complex Health Care Needs

Medical conditions requiring ongoing intervention, specialty care, or both, often due to chronic illness or disability.

Chronic Sorrow

Ongoing, periodic feelings of grief that arise from living with a chronic illness or condition, either personally or as a caregiver.

Kindergarten Graduation

A ceremonial event marking the completion of kindergarten by young children, celebrating their transition to first grade.

Enucleation

A surgical procedure involving the removal of an organ or tumor, often used in reference to the removal of an eyeball.