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Which of the following types of laws has been created as a result of litigation and judicial rulings?  \na. Statutory Law  \nb. Case Law  \nc. Constitutional Law  \nd. Regulatory Law  \n2. A fundamental difference between Ethics and Law is that Ethics:  \na. are rules and regulations with specific penalties, fines and punishments  \nb. reflect the views of those who have political power to make and enforce rules  \nc. are rooted in beliefs about right and wrong and an individual’s conscience and self-worth  \nd. specifically describe what people in a culture can and cannot do  \n3. Statutory Laws are best defined as:  \na. laws created as a result of litigation and judicial rulings  \nb. Federal and State-legislated laws  \nc. rights and protections established by U.S. Constitution and state constitutions  \nd. enforceable regulations promulgated by federal and state government agencies  \n4. Ethics first became an area of formal study in the:  \na. 1940s  \nb. 1950s  \nc. 1960s  \nd. 1970s  \n5. Important revisions of the 1979 to the NASW Code of Ethics include:  \na. Principles related to social worker’s responsibilities to clients, colleagues, employers, the profession and society  \nb. Introduction of the Code as both the basis for everyday conduct and the enforcement of practices among social workers.  \nc. Clarification regarding disclosure of confidential information without a client’s consent  \nd. Both a and b  \n6. The purpose of the NASW Code of Ethics is to:  \na. Articulate the values, principles and standards of the profession  \nb. Provide public with a way to hold social workers accountable  \nc. Provide mechanism for assessing possible unethical conduct  \nd. All of the above  \n7. Which of the following standards under Standard  \n1.0 Ethical Responsibilities to Clients specifically addresses the recording of sessions for training purposes?  \na. Competence  \nb. Informed Consent  \nc. Confidentiality  \nd. Access to Records  \n8. Which of the following laws or regulations includes a privacy rule establishing national standards for health information privacy protection and includes descriptions of what is protected and how it can be used?  \na. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act  \nb. Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health  \nc. Confidentiality of Substance Abuse Patient Records  \nd. Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act  \n9. With the increase in social networking and the use of social media, the code’s 2017 revision requires social workers be aware of how posting of personal information may cause:  \na. Social Justice  \nb. Boundary Confusion  \nc. Service  \nd. Assistance  \n10. Regarding ethical responsibilities outlined in the Code, which of the following is not one of the six areas of professional functioning?  \na. Clients  \nb. Social Work Profession  \nc. Family  \nd. Practice Settings  \n11. Boundary violations occur when a social worker isin a dual relationship with a client that is:  \na. Encouraging  \nb. Manipulative  \nc. Honest  \nd. Supportive  \n12. Informed consent includes informing clients of:  \na. Purpose of the service  \nb. Certainty related to the service  \nc. Senseless alternatives  \nd. Insignificant costs  \n13. 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