When a Social Worker Repeatedly Offers Advice, Pressurizes Clients to Improve

question 2

Multiple Choice

When a social worker repeatedly offers advice, pressurizes clients to improve, presents lengthy arguments to convince clients, interrupts frequently, and offers excessive or inappropriate self-disclosure, it indicates that the social worker is:

• A)​using double-barreled questions.
• B)​going on tangential exploration.
• C)​focusing on discussing safe topics.
• D)​dominating the interaction.

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Definitions:

Sales Agents

Individuals or entities that act on behalf of a company in selling and marketing its products or services to customers.

Best Interests

Acting in a way that is most beneficial to the welfare or advantage of an individual or group.

Decision Making

The cognitive process of selecting a course of action from among multiple alternatives to achieve a desired outcome.

Incentive Compensation

A form of payment designed to motivate employees by linking a portion of their earnings to performance criteria.