ASWB Practice Questions Part 4 - Social Work Shorts - ASWB Study Prep (LMSW, LSW, LCSW Exams)

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Practice Questions

1) A social work supervisor meets with a supervisee who shares that they are sexually attracted to a client they have been treating for several months. What should the social work supervisor do FIRST?

A. Discuss the need to co-treat the client while the supervisee works through this dilemma.

B. Process with the supervisee their feelings of attraction toward the client.

C. Help the social worker to end the therapeutic relationship with the client.

D. Discuss the need to report the supervisee to their state board for a boundary violation.

2) A young man comes to see a social worker because he feels "lost" and would like the social worker to help with his problems. In order to best assist the client, the social worker should:

A. Ask the client what he would like to see changed in his life.

B. Give the client some suggestions for addressing his problems.

C. Refer the client for an evaluation for depression.

D. Praise the client for coming to seek help.

3) A social worker may limit a client's self-determination when the client's actions:

A.​ Pose a serious and imminent risk to self or others according to the social worker's judgment.

B.​ Cause significant disruption or risk to the therapeutic process.

C.​ Result in legal action such as arrests, fines, and/or civil penalties.

D.​ Violate agency procedures and policies as established by the head of the agency.