Asked by
winny Kemei
on Dec 13, 2024Verified
Policy-sensitive practice occurs:
A) When social workers make professional recommendations with sensitivity to their clients' economic, social, and policy realities.
B) When social workers directly intercede, as advocates, with other agencies on behalf of a client.
C) When social workers act as case managers.
D) When professional advocates consult directly with legislators.
Policy-sensitive Practice
Approaches or methods in a professional or organizational context that are acutely aware of and responsive to existing policies and regulations.
Economic Realities
Refers to the actual conditions of the economic landscape, including factors like employment, inflation, and market dynamics, as experienced by individuals and communities.
Social Realities
The experiences, norms, and values that define how individuals interact within their society.
- Understand the concept of policy-sensitive practice and its importance in social work.
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the concept of policy-sensitive practice and its importance in social work.