Discussion
Recognition of the right and need of clients to freedom in making their own choices and decisions, is termed as :
Answer: D
This is the principle of self-determination.
Client self-determination, one of Felix Biestek's seven casework principles, is the recognition of the client's right and need to make his or her own choices and decisions. The worker helps the client see the options and their consequences but does not decide for the client, within the limits set by law, the client's capacity and the rights of others.
Confidentiality is the protection of information the client shares. Acceptance is dealing with the client as he or she really is, without condemnation. Assimilation is not a casework principle at all; it describes a minority group taking on the culture of the majority.
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