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Indirect practice benefits all individuals, but especially the population targeted by social welfare programs
and policies. Social workers begin working with individuals based on what foundational principle
reinforced by the NASW Code of Ethics?

• A.Affirmative action
• B.Social justice
• C.Discrimination The collective need of society for fairness
• D.The dignity and worth of a person

Cassandra works as a clinical social worker for Child Protective Services. A new family she has been
helping has a parent that is starting to raise red flags. The mother is the sole caretaker for the children but
is demonstrating some peculiar behaviors. She has not kept consecutive doctor's appointments, has
difficulty utilizing public transportation and fails to follow through with basic directions. This parent is
always accompanied by another adult when she leaves the home on an errand. When Cassandra starts
questioning the mother on her background, it is discovered that she attended special education classes
and did not graduate from high school. These factors should arouse concern in what area?

• A.Child neglect
• B.Intellectual limitations
• C.Financial distress
• D.Child abuse

Clinical social workers that provide one-on-one therapy determine evaluation strategies around the
client's specific needs. This client-centered approach compares the current situation to the one upon
entry of counseling. The professional utilizes the individual as his/her own control group, making changes
as necessary. What does this type of evaluation take into consideration?

• A.Educational level
• B.All of the above
• C.Income level
• D.Ethnicity

A clinical social worker needs to be cautious when completing an assessment for oppositional defiant
disorder. The problem should be observed at home and school with behaviors occurring in a manner that
affects family, social and academic life. Which of the following symptoms need to be displayed in order to
correctly diagnose oppositional defiant disorder?

• A.Won't sit still when it is required
• B.Frequent temper tantrums
• C.Give inappropriate negative comments
• D.Swears frequently

Ryan is a clinical social worker who gets a referral on a family with possible child neglect concerns. After
completing a full assessment, he discovers there are definitely problems with parenting skills and the
children may be at risk. Around the same time, Ryan receives a phone call at home from a mechanic who
is working on Ryan's vehicle. Soon it is discovered the mechanic is a relative of the family and is aware of
the services being provided. What should Ryan do at this point?

• A.None of the above
• B.Inform the clients of a possible conflict of interest
• C.Refuse to talk with the mechanic and terminate all services
• D.Question the mechanic about risk concerns