The first thing a worker can do when beginning to work with families is:

A) Talk about his or her own role in order to impress family members with the worker's competence
B) Explain to the family what their problems involve
C) Alleviate apprehension and begin making each family member comfortable about being there in the interview

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Nikki Brooks · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  The first step in working with families is to alleviate apprehension and make each family member comfortable. This helps establish a trusting and open environment, which is crucial for effective communication and intervention.

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