Coercive social problems workers
A)work with subjects who are not subjects by choice.
B)engage in unethical behavior.
C)try to convince subjects to see themselves as cases.
D)both a and c

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Coercive social problems workers work with subjects who are often not there by choice, such as those in the criminal justice system or child welfare. They may also try to convince subjects to see themselves as cases, rather than individuals with their own agency and autonomy. Both of these actions can be considered unethical and may violate the moral principles of social work.

Coercive Social Problems Workers