A Social Worker Who Holds the Importance of Human Relationships

question 11

Multiple Choice

A social worker who holds the importance of human relationships 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:

Hardiness

A disposition marked by commitment, challenge, and control that is purportedly associated with strong stress resistance.

Burnout

A state of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion caused by prolonged stress, typically in the workplace.

Absenteeism

The practice of regularly staying away from work or school without good reason, often measured to assess employee or student engagement and satisfaction.

Chronic Job Stress

Persistent stress experienced over a prolonged period due to work-related factors, leading to negative impacts on health and well-being.