The 1986 Code of Ethics reflects the period of democratization of society and transformation of social work by rethinking the real meaning of the p...

The 1986 Code of Ethics reflects the period of democratization of society and transformation of social work by rethinking the real meaning of the profession and its political and theoretical positioning. Given this statement, choose the correct proposition.


a) The 1986 Code of Ethics reflects the democratization process of the 1980s and innovates by breaking with the metaphysical and idealistic assumptions arising from neotomism; however, it is not possible to say that there is a overcoming of professional neutrality and Christian principles.
b) The 1986 Code of Ethics encourages professional technical-scientific training, in search of the development of the area and the insertion of the social worker in institutional programs, but there is no concern with the user, but with meeting the State in a way that does not question its directions.
c) The 1986 Code of Ethics was marked by ruptures and transformations, accompanying the process of democratization of the 1980s, however, it considers the individual an idealized being who carries innate and divine values.
d) The 1986 Code of Ethics breaks with professional neutrality, affirming the commitment to the user and to technical and professional capacity; it seeks to overcome metaphysical and idealistic ideals, reproducing class domination.
e) The regulation of the profession occurs with the emergence of welfare institutions, controlled by the Church and the bourgeoisie.