In Social Work, "Competence" of a Social Worker Includes:​

question 32

Multiple Choice

In social work, "competence" of a social worker includes:​

• A)​developing his or her expertise.
• B)​continuously understanding clients' cultures and strengths.
• C)​looking over other social workers' shoulders to catch and correct mistakes.
• D)​accepting all cases referred once the social worker is licensed to provide service.

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