In the generalist model, professional practice skills include all of the following except:
A) The ability to write clear and concise case notes
B) The ability to speak publicly about efforts to create social change
C) The ability to facilitate groups
D) The ability to always make the correct decision

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The ability to always make the correct decision is not a realistic or achievable professional practice skill. The generalist model focuses on developing a range of skills that will enable social workers to work effectively with clients from diverse backgrounds and to address systemic issues that impact their clients' lives. The other options listed in the question (A, B, and C) are all important professional practice skills for social workers who use the generalist model.

In the Generalist Model, Professional Practice Skills Include All of the Following