A social worker deliberately lies to a client to make sure the social worker's preferred outcome is achieved. This is an example of:
A) The social worker's responsibility to individual well-being
B) Autonomy
C) Risk Management
D) Paternalism

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This is an example of paternalism, as the social worker believes that they know what is best for the client and disregards the client's autonomy in the process. It goes against the ethical principle of honesty and integrity.

A Social Worker Deliberately Lies to a Client to Make