Loyalty to Self or Family LOYALTY TO SELF OR FAMILY Rosa Arriga, a social worker at a family service agency, has seen Adira Salima for three sessions, Adira has been depressed, has experienced much conflict at home with her parents and other relatives, and has been subject to much anxiety on her job, where she works as a packer for minimum wage. All family members, including Adira, are recent immigrants to the United States. All must work because without everyone's paycheck they will not be able to maintain even a marginal existence. Her supervisor, who likes her referred her to the agency for help. Adira told Rosa that her family continues to maintain the traditional culture of their country of origin. Thus, her parents will not allow her to have a normal U.S. social life because they are planning to arrange a marriage for her. She is not allowed to date. She cannot leave her family home because her earnings are insufficient to support herself elsewhere. Her knowledge of English and her other skills are not sufficient to quality her for a better job. Adira vacillates between feeling pride at doing what is expected in her family's culture and wanting to become more Americanized by dating and deciding for herself whom she should marry What should be Rosa's approach? Should she support Adira's loyalty to her family, knowing that they are all dependent on each other and that they are her only relatives in the United States? Should she support Adira's struggle toward more independence? What Ethical Standards guide us? You must start a post and reply to two other posts in order to receive full credit. Your initial post should be 200-300 words in length 3 discussions