What Does a "Dual Relationship" Refer to in Social Work

question 8

Multiple Choice

What does a "dual relationship" refer to in social work practice?

• A) A reciprocal relationship between social worker and client
• B) A relationship between social worker, client, and a family member
• C) A conflicting relationship between two clients
• D) A secondary professional relationship with a client
• E) A meaningful relationship in addition to the professional relationship between social worker and client

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Definitions:

Process-oriented

Focusing on the methods or journey taken to achieve an outcome, rather than the outcome itself.

Noticeable

Easily seen or recognized; capable of being noticed or attracting attention.

Collaborative Construction

A process or approach where multiple individuals or groups work together to create or build something, often involving collective planning, decision-making, and execution.

Collateral Cooperation

The cooperation between a therapist and the client's family, friends, or other agencies to support the client's treatment or well-being.