A social worker playing the advocate role operates under a different set of circumstances than in the broker or facilitator role.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  In the advocate role, a social worker actively seeks to change policies or procedures on behalf of clients, which is different from the broker or facilitator role where the focus is on connecting clients with resources or mediating between parties.

A social worker playing the advocate role operates under a different set of circumstances than in the broker or facilitator role.

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