The NASW Code of Ethics section on social workers ethical responsibilities to the social work ...

The NASW Code of Ethics section on social workers ethical responsibilities to the social work profession includes
  the following section(s):

a. Integrity of the profession
  b. Evaluation and research
  c. Administration
  d. a and b only

According to the NASW Code of Ethics, social workers ethical responsibilities as professionals include the following
  topic areas:

a. Sexual relationships
  b. Billing
  c. Dishonesty, fraud, and deception
  d. All of the above

Social workers ethical responsibilities in practice settings include the fact that social workers should record
  information as accurately and adequately as possible in a timely manner. This is stated under the content heading of:

a. Supervision and consultation
  b. Education and training
  c. Performance evaluation
  d. Client records

a. Social workers should remain well informed about colleagues areas of expertise in order to seek appropriate
  consultation
  b. In order to protect client confidentiality social workers should disclose only that information about cases that is
  absolutely necessary
  c. Social workers should avoid bothering colleagues by consulting with them
  d. a and b only

a. Impairment of colleagues
  b. Incompetence of colleagues
  c. Unethical conduct of colleagues
  d. All of the above

According to the NASW Code of Ethics, the following is (are) true about social workers ethical responsibilities to
  colleagues:

a. Social workers should respect and work cooperatively with colleagues
  b. Social workers should hold confidential information conveyed by colleagues about practice situations
  c. Social workers should refer clients to other professionals when the others have knowledge and skills necessary
  for making effective progress with clients
  d. All of the above

a. Social workers should not engage in any physical contact with clients when there is potential of inflicting
  psychological harm on the clients
  b. Social workers should take reasonable steps to safeguard the interests and rights of those clients who are
  unable to make informed decisions
  c. Social workers should not have sex with a client, but is free to do so as soon as the client-worker relationship
  has been terminated
  d. a and b only

a. Workers should not solicit unnecessary information
  b. Workers should inform clients about the limitations of confidentiality with respect to agency policy
  c. Workers should expend substantial effort safekeeping confidential information
  d. All of the above

______ is defined by the NASW Code of Ethics as the understanding of the concept of culture, appreciating the
  strengths inherent in all diverse cultures, acquiring a continuously growing knowledge base about clients cultures that
  can be applied to practice, being sensitive to and appreciative of cultural differences, and seeking to understand the
  nature of oppression and social diversity as they apply to various groups.

a. Social diversity
  b. Ethnicity
  c. Cultural competence
  d. Social justice

a. Derogatory language
  b. Payment for services
  c. Social welfare
  d. Physical contact