It is acceptable for a social worker to override a client's autonomy when:​

A) ​the client is capable of making decisions with others' help.
B) ​the client is judged not to have sufficient decision-making capacity.
C) ​the client is from a minority culture.
D) the relatives of the client request the social worker.

Social workers are tasked with balancing their clients' self-determination with their own professional responsibility to ensure the client's welfare. There may be situations where it may be necessary to override a client's autonomy, such as when the client lacks sufficient capacity to make decisions on their own. In such cases, social workers may need to act in the client's best interest while still respecting their dignity and rights. However, it is crucial to thoroughly evaluate the situation and ensure that such decisions are made ethically and in consultation with all relevant parties as appropriate.