Question

question 5 2 pts
in using the skill of seeking feedback, social workers:
○ encourage clients to comment about the proposed purpose for the meeting and their role.
○ lay down the ground rules of the meeting.
○ tell the clients their profession or job title.
○ guarantee the clients that they can solve the clients problems by the end of a counseling session.

Explanation:

Seeking feedback in social work involves inviting clients to share their perspectives, thoughts, and input on the process, including meeting purpose and their role. The other options are not related to seeking feedback: laying ground rules sets meeting structure, stating job title is part of introduction, and guaranteeing problem resolution is unethical and not feedback-seeking.

Answer:

A. encourage clients to comment about the proposed purpose for the meeting and their role.