There are times when a social worker is required to break the confidentiality rule. These circumstances are the only time that a social worker is legally obligated to breach confidentiality agreements and must be taken very serious. This is known as _________________.

At the BSW level, direct practice is primarily done as a _________________.

 Social workers should provide services to clients only in the context of a professional relationship based, when appropriate, on valid informed consent. This includes__________________.

The ethical principles of NASW  are based on the __________ core values of social work.

This type of parenting is  where the parents are more rigid – almost as if a drill sergeant – can lead to hostility in children. 

A theme that characterizes Native American culture is that of harmony with nature.

Agreement among scholars have lead the social work profession to use a more specialist approach in small towns (Lohmann, 2012; Waltman, 2013). 

A social worker as a/an ___________ seeks to protect client’s rights and ensure access and utilization of services they are entitled to receive.

In this role social workers assess the needs of the individual while also taking into account the client’s overall capacity and motivation to use available resources.

The NASW Code of Ethics specifies which values, principles, and standards are most important and ought to outweigh others in instances when they conflict.