This is evidenced by the social work student not recommending the client for a group which could be beneficial to him, and possibly influencing him to terminate services at the agency. In addition to the social work student not making the client’s interest primary, the violation can also be identified by using the ethic check questions from the book The Power of Ethical Management. According to Blanchard & Peale (1988), the first question to ask oneself is, “is it legal” (p 27). In the given scenario, the answer to this question would most likely be “no,” as such dual relationships are usually against company policy. The second question “is it balanced” (Blanchard & Peale, 1988, p 27) would also be answered “no,” as the decision by the social work student, to withhold information about available treatment is not fair to the