Which of the following is NOT true about feedback in social work practice?

When social workers involve consultants or others in the feedback process related to client care, clients should provide consent. Social workers should ask for feedback in difficult circumstances— not just when circumstances appear neutral or positive. Sometimes the best learning can come from those who will be critical. Feedback is especially important at key decision points. Social workers must always be clear about why feedback is needed and what will be done with the information.