On pages 71-72, the terms warmth, empathy, genuineness, and unconditional positive regard are discussed. Watch the following video and determine if the social worker displayed any of these terms. Provide specific examples you observe in the video. These examples can be verbal and non-verbal.

On pages 71-72, the terms warmth, empathy, genuineness, and unconditional positive regard are discussed. Watch the following video and determine if the social worker displayed any of these terms. Provide specific examples you observe in the video. These examples can be verbal and non-verbal.
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Warmth is demonstrated when someone expresses sincere interest in the comfort of the client. Warmth and empathy were demonstrated in the video when Nicki Higgins held Madison’s hands and comforted her when she was very upset. She assured her that no one could have their phone, not just her. The tone of Higgins’ voice was also very comforting, demonstrating warmth. Empathy is the act of understanding, experiencing and responding to the emotional state and ideas of another person. Madison’s parents and Nicki Higgins displayed empathy by understanding that Madison had a problem and needed help. They responded by getting her the help she needed without getting angry with her and displaying many different emotions. They were not judging her, but simply explaining things to her in a soft tone. Higgins also did not place blame on Madison alone which displays empathy. Her parents knew they did not have the resources to help Madison so they responded by getting help from others so their daughter could get better. Genuineness is the quality of being honest and sincere. Genuineness was shown toward Madison throughout the whole clip. They were very honest with her explaining why she needed to go and sincere when Haskins stated that he wanted her to be protected. Unconditional positive regard is nonjudgemental acceptance regardless of whether a social worker approves of individual client actions. They did not necessarily agree with how Madison was acting but did not show judgement towards her and they understood she did not want to go. They tried to comfort her and told her she had to go in order to get the help she needed because they knew that was best for her.
Works Cited
Birkenmaier, J., & Berg-Weger, M. (2017). The practice of generalist social work. London: Routledge.