A social worker involved in developing resources or advocacy for a community should _____.​

A) ​always adhere to a single approach rather than combining both micro and macro approaches
B) ​respect the values and beliefs of the community
C) ​ensure that his or her actions are consistent with the principles of the community even at the cost of ignoring the ethical principles of the profession
D) ​ignore the person-in-the-environment aspect

Micro and Macro

Terms that refer to the different scopes of focus, with "micro" addressing individual or small-scale interactions and "macro" concerning broader, societal level analysis.

Advocacy

The act of supporting or arguing in favor of a particular cause, policy, or group of people, often to promote social change or to protect rights.

Person-in-the-environment

A perspective in social work and psychology that considers the dynamics between individuals and their various physical and social environments.