The Story of Oskar Schindler Provides an Interesting Personal Example

question 6

Multiple Choice

The story of Oskar Schindler provides an interesting personal example of moral development. In Schindler's case, his change in motivation from one of profit to one of saving lives represents a change that Kohlberg would say moves from ____ thinking to ____ thinking.

• A) preconventional; conventional
• B) preconventional; postconventional
• C) postconventional; conventional
• D) postconventional; preconventional

Acknowledge legal and ethical considerations in social work practice, including malpractice avoidance and adherence to professional standards.

Understand the principles and challenges of Evidence-based Practice (EBP) in the context of clinical social work.

Recognize the significance and application of motivational interviewing in social work.

Identify and articulate the stages of change associated with motivational interviewing.

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Definitions:

Two-Word Verbs

Verbs that consist of a verb and a preposition or adverb which together create a meaning different from the original verb.

Nonnative Speakers

Individuals who speak a language other than their first language or mother tongue.

High-Context Culture

A cultural framework where communication relies heavily on implicit understanding, context, and nonverbal cues rather than explicit words.

Geert Hofstede

A Dutch social psychologist known for his research on the comparison of cultures across nations, particularly in workplace values.