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When working with a victim of family violence, I need to be serious and reserved when I
talk with them to show my respect for their crisis situation. |
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| 2. |
If a woman at the shelter decides to go back to her abuser, I should try to talk her out of it. |
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If I see children acting up at the shelter, I should correct their behavior and if necessary,
discipline them with a time out. |
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| 4. |
If I don't like the way a staff person is handling a situation, I should immediately
take over and do it the right way. |
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After a client leaves the shelter, it is OK for me to give her my home phone number in case she just needs to talk. |
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The most important thing for me to do when working with clients is tell them all about myself,
especially if I have ever been in an abusive relationship. |
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If I think there is a problem at the shelter, I should immediately call the Executive Director,
or if one of the board members is a friend of mine, I should call them.
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