Dawn's Life And The Importance Of Adaptation

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This student has learned throughout her life the importance of adaptability and rates herself a nine out of ten, with ten being the most adaptable. Not only in her personal life, but at her place of employment, her course work, and her field two placement.
The agency in which Dawn is doing her internship is extremely busy and very often has many new client referrals on a daily basis. Thus she must be able to adapt to situations effectively. For example, Dawn could be in the office, on the telephone calling and speaking to several different individuals from several different community resources to obtain basic and psychological needs for a particular client. Dawn’s supervisor receives an interoffice telephone call to go to an emergency room

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