Social Work "Exceptionalism" Refers To

Social work "exceptionalism" refers to:

A) the special accreditation of social work educational programs by the Council on Social Work Education.
B) the unique person-in-environment perspective that social workers bring to the practice arena.
C) the idea that the tasks performed by social workers are more important than those tasks performed by many other workers.
D) the fact that social work is the only human service profession to have state licensing in all 50 states on the masters level.