Social workers may experience the effects of globalization in their jobs through all the following experiences EXCEPT:
A) Work with people returning from war
B) Relocating pets as their owners travel for work
C) Assisting refugees emigrating from conflict-ridden areas
D) Counseling people suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder after experiencing a traumatic event while working abroad

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a. Work with people returning from war: This can be related to globalization as conflicts may be influenced by global politics and decisions, and social workers may assist veterans who have served in international conflicts.
b. Relocating pets as their owners travel for work: While this task is associated with people moving internationally for work—a phenomenon that can be attributed to globalization—it is not typically within the scope of social work practice. Social workers focus on human behavior, social environments, and the well-being of individuals, families, and communities, rather than services related to pet relocation.
c. Assisting refugees emigrating from conflict-ridden areas: This is directly related to globalization as social workers may help individuals and families who are forced to move due to global conflicts, economic pressures, or other international issues.
d. Counseling people suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder after experiencing a traumatic event while working abroad: This experience is related to globalization because it involves individuals who have been working internationally and may have encountered traumatic events in a global context.
The correct answer to the question is:
b. Relocating pets as their owners travel for work
This option is the one experience that is not typically part of a social worker's job and is not directly related to the effects of globalization on social work practice.

Social Workers May Experience the Effects of Globalization in Their