The International Federation of Social Workers' (IFSW) Statement on Ethical

question 91

Multiple Choice

The International Federation of Social Workers' (IFSW) statement on ethical principles ________.

• A) encourages social workers across the world to reflect on challenges and dilemmas that affect them and make ethically informed decisions
• B) encourages social workers to utilize a universalistic stance when working internationally
• C) states that social workers should not work internationally as there are too many barriers in the way of performing ethical work
• D) encourages social workers to join the IFSW
• E) The IFSW does not address ethical principles, which is a major problem.

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Definitions:

Environmental Isolation

The separation of population groups by physical barriers or distances, leading to genetic divergence and potentially speciation.

Biological Isolation

The separation of populations of the same species or different species that prevents genetic exchange, often leading to speciation.

Temporal Isolation

A mechanism that prevents species from mating because they breed at different times, contributing to reproductive isolation and speciation.

Overlap

The extent to which two or more things cover part of the same area, share common elements, or occur at the same time.