A Social Worker Who Holds Integrity as a Core Social

question 23

Multiple Choice

A social worker who holds integrity as a core social work value will do which of the following?

• A) promote the responsiveness of communities and other social institutions to meet individual needs
• B) behave in a trustworthy manner and ensure his/her practice is consistent with the profession's Code of Ethics
• C) strive to ensure that all members of a society have the same human rights, protections, social benefits, and opportunities
• D) be engaged in efforts to address issues of unemployment, access to health care, education and housing, and domestic violence

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Definitions:

Management Hierarchy

The arrangement of individual roles, responsibilities, and authority within an organization, forming a structured leadership framework.

Technical Skills

Specific abilities or expertise in a particular field or job, often related to technology, engineering, or science, requiring specialized knowledge.

First-line Managers

Managers who are directly responsible for overseeing the work of entry-level employees and typically have direct contact with employees.

Management Hierarchy

is an organizational structure that arranges positions in order of rank or level of authority, from the highest to the lowest.