To Engage in "Ethical Practice," Social Workers Need to Be

question 10

Multiple Choice

To engage in "ethical practice," social workers need to be able to:

• A) Make perfect decisions all the time
• B) Avoid all risks, even when faced with ethical dilemmas
• C) Make important decisions on one's own, without consulting with others or attending to their interests
• D) Identify ethical issues and ask good questions

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