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The implementation of the principle of individualization often conflicts with the need for classification.

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Summarize Loewenberg, Dolgoff, and Harrington's rank order of ethical priorities.

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Social workers are encouraged to communicate with clients via social networking sites.

Social workers only need to evaluate their effectiveness if they are receiving grant funding.

The principle of self-determination states that clients have the right to hold, express, and act upon their own opinions, as long as in doing so they do not infringe upon the rights of others.

Explain why protecting the confidentiality of files and records on clients in human service organizations is becoming much more difficult as the electronic technology of compiling, receiving, and storing information on clients expands exponentially.

The principle of viewing and treating a person as a unique individual is:

It is appropriate in some situations for social workers to engage in sexual intercourse with clients.

In Tarasoff v. Regents of the University of California, the California Supreme Court ruled that psychotherapists must maintain client confidentiality even if the professional believes there is a clear danger.

The NASW Code of Ethics contains which of these statements on boundary issues:

The danger of classifying people in a particular category is that such a classification may cause professionals to respond to people as objects rather than as individuals.

Define privileged communication. Identify several exceptions to privileged communication whereby professionals, who are granted privileged communication, must testify in court.

It is easier to change a client's belief when it conflicts with:

Specify both sides of the issue as to whether a social worker has a duty to inform sexual partners of the dangers of infection from a client who reveals he has HIV and who refuses to inform his sexual partners of his HIV status.

The United States fulfills its obligation to promote human rights for all.

Privileged communication protects the client, and the right to exercise this privilege belongs to the client, not the professional.

Confidentiality should never be violated.

Constructive professional relationships with clients require a certain amount of distance.