Question 1

The Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act, 2003, grants victims immediate permanent residency in the United States.

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The Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act provides certain protections and benefits to victims of trafficking, such as eligibility for a T visa, which can lead to permanent residency, but it does not grant immediate permanent residency. Victims must first meet specific criteria and go through an application process.

Question 2

Jake is Connie's supervisor at the State Department of Corrections in Clinton. They both belong to the state association of correction workers. This association has conferences each year where state workers are asked to present true cases they have had on their jobs. Each year, Connie listens to Jake fabricate stories that he claims are true. She knows Jake never works a complete day, and she knows which cases he is assigned during their staff meetings. She is constantly disgusted with this and finally stands up during Jake's presentation, and shouts "Jake, you cheat, you know you are lying. You are disgraceful."
A. According to the NASW Code of Ethics, was Connie in compliance or violation of the ethical standards?
B. Under which ethical standard of the NASW Code of Ethics does this example fall?

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Question 3

Explain the reasons why sexual relationships between social workers and clients are forbidden by the NASW Code of Ethics.

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Question 4

Cite an example of a violation of social workers' ethical responsibility to clients.

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Question 5

State the six aims present in the "Purpose of the NASW Code of Ethics."

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Question 6

Cite the three areas of rights within the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and list examples of each.

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Question 7

According to Marson (1998), what are some of the reasons for social workers to use the Internet?

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Question 8

A social worker is allowed to impose his or her own values on a client if it will be beneficial to that client.

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Social workers are trained to respect the dignity and worth of each individual client, and this includes recognizing and affirming their beliefs and values. Therefore, social workers are not allowed to impose their own values on a client, but rather, they must work collaboratively with clients to identify and achieve their goals and objectives based on the client's values and preferences.

Question 9

List the six categories of ethical standards in the NASW Code of Ethics.

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Question 10

What are the issues and concerns faced by military social workers?

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Question 11

How can you protect client confidentiality in this electronic age?

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Question 12

Explain the social workers' ethical responsibility to clients under the principle of conflict of interest.

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Question 13

The United States is the most common destination for victims of human trafficking.

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While the United States is a significant destination for human trafficking, it is not necessarily the most common destination globally. Human trafficking is a worldwide issue affecting many countries.

Question 14

Explain dual relationships according to Corey, Corey, and Callanan (2015). What is the Code's stand on such relationships?

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Question 15

Define human trafficking, and list its three characteristics.

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Question 16

The example of the 18thStreet Gang members in Los Angeles stresses how an international perspective helps social workers recognize how artificial it is to see national borders as separations between micro or macro systems.

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The statement is true as the example of the 18thStreet Gang members in Los Angeles highlights how their transnational connections and activities demonstrate how national borders are artificial and do not separate micro or macro systems. An international perspective helps social workers recognize this and work effectively with individuals and communities impacted by transnational issues.

Question 17

When confronting an ethical dilemma, it's important to use ethical reasoning to determine the right thing to do. According to Strom-Gottfried, what are the six questions that help in making a decision?

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Question 18

The NASW Code of Ethics has six core values. List them.

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Question 19

State the eight dimensions included in social workers' ethical responsibilities as professionals by which they should judge their behavior and responsibility.

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Question 20

An ongoing task for social workers is to identify their personal values and distinguish between those and their professional values.

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It is important for social workers to be aware of their personal values and how they may impact their professional work. In order to provide ethical and effective services, social workers must distinguish between their personal beliefs and their professional responsibilities.

Quiz 2: Social Work Values and Ethics