First Nations noninterference could be considered a logical extension of social work's value of client _____.

A) Nonintervention
B) Self-determination
C) Confidentiality
D) Self-disclosure

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First Nations noninterference could be considered a logical extension of social work's value of client _____.A) NoninterventionB) Self-determinationC) ConfidentialityD) Self-disclosure

Sarita Williams · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Self-determination is a core value in social work that emphasizes the importance of respecting clients' rights to make their own choices and decisions. First Nations noninterference aligns with this principle by acknowledging and respecting individuals' autonomy and decision-making capacities.

First Nations noninterference could be considered a logical extension of social work's value of client _____.

A) Nonintervention
B) Self-determination
C) Confidentiality
D) Self-disclosure

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