Examples of Workers Who Are Not Generally Considered Professional Helpers,but

question 23

Multiple Choice

Examples of workers who are not generally considered professional helpers,but who may enter the helping network on a temporary basis include __________.

• A)psychiatrists and psychologists
• B)ministers and teachers
• C)marriage and family therapists
• D)social workers and case managers

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Definitions:

Obligated

Being legally or morally required to do something based on laws, regulations, agreements, or ethical principles.

Alteration Defense

A legal argument used when a document has been changed or modified, affecting the obligations or rights under that document.

Presentment

The formal presentation of a document such as a check or bill of exchange for payment or acceptance.

Negotiable Instrument

A document that ensures the payment of a specified sum of money, either upon request or at an established date, with the payer's name indicated on it.