A Social Worker Who Holds Competence as a Core Social

question 7

Multiple Choice

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

• A) increase his/her professional knowledge and skills and pursue supervision and ongoing training
• 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) engage people as partners in the helping process and seek to strengthen clients' relationships with others

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Definitions:

Parental Well-being

The state of being happy, healthy, or prosperous in one's role as a parent.

Grown Children

Refers to offspring who have reached adulthood, implying they are physically mature but may still hold a child-parent relationship dynamic.

More Autonomous

Refers to being more self-directed and independent in one's actions and thoughts, often implying a greater capacity to make decisions without external influence.

Three-Generation Households

Living arrangements that include three generations within the same household, such as grandparents, parents, and children.