The incorrect statement about developmental social work versus traditional social work is ( ).

Developmental social work differs from traditional social work. Traditional social work focuses on problem solving and repair, while developmental social work focuses more on prevention of problems and development of clients' abilities. In terms of service field, traditional social work places more emphasis on institutional services, which is what developmental social work opposes, and developmental social work emphasizes the development of clients' ability to participate in a community setting, and emphasizes the connection between the individual and the community.