Why do the authors assert that workers can never be totally value-free, no matter how hard they might try?

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The Answer is We have all been raised in different families and towns that helped to shape our values. Our social class, gender, and ethnic or religious group are bound to have influenced, to some extent, how we understand the world. It is almost impossible for us to recognize and then suppress all of these values. Even if we stay silent, our facial expressions, the sounds we make, every word we use can reveal some amount of acceptance or rejection of what the client is saying about a sensitive subject. But of course we have to try to be as neutral as we can so the clients can express a wide range of feelings, describe behaviors and make their own decisions.

Why Do the Authors Assert That Workers Can Never Be