Topic 3 Post 1
According to the GCU Library Guide for Social Sciences https://libguides.gcu.edu/Counseling,
what are some of the best sources to find reliable research information related to behavioral
health and/or psychology? What are some resources that you have previously used that you
now consider questionable?
Hello class and professor,
According to the GCU library guide, sources like empirical articles, peer reviewed
journals, primary sources, and scholarly sources (Grand Canyon University,
2022). The GCU Library has a large database for us to use to find credible
sources. I think sources like bettertherapy.com, goodtherapy.com, etc. should
be taken with more grains of salt than a peer reviewed article that we would
find in the GCU library. This is not meant to
discredit the articles or the author's credentials; however, .com websites tend
to have less safety nets for editing.
Source:
Grand Canyon University. (2022). Research guides: Counseling & clinical
psychology: School counseling resources. School Counseling Resources -
Counseling & Clinical Psychology - Research Guides at Grand Canyon
University. Retrieved November 29, 2022, from
https://libguides.gcu.edu/Counseling/School
Topic 3 Post 2
"Review the ACA Code of Ethics statements regarding Informed Consent in the Counseling
Relationship (A.2) and Informed Consent in Research (G.2.a). What are some of the
similarities and differences between these two types of Informed Consent?"
Hello class and professor,
Section A.2 discusses everything about informed consent when
doing therapy or counseling with a client. This includes topics such as
what kind of information is required to give, how it should be said,
who can or cannot give consent, and how to address confidentiality in
informed consent to clients required to receive help (American
According to the GCU Library Guide for Social Sciences https://libguides.gcu.edu/Counseling,
what are some of the best sources to find reliable research information related to behavioral
health and/or psychology? What are some resources that you have previously used that you
now consider questionable?
Hello class and professor,
According to the GCU library guide, sources like empirical articles, peer reviewed
journals, primary sources, and scholarly sources (Grand Canyon University,
2022). The GCU Library has a large database for us to use to find credible
sources. I think sources like bettertherapy.com, goodtherapy.com, etc. should
be taken with more grains of salt than a peer reviewed article that we would
find in the GCU library. This is not meant to
discredit the articles or the author's credentials; however, .com websites tend
to have less safety nets for editing.
Source:
Grand Canyon University. (2022). Research guides: Counseling & clinical
psychology: School counseling resources. School Counseling Resources -
Counseling & Clinical Psychology - Research Guides at Grand Canyon
University. Retrieved November 29, 2022, from
https://libguides.gcu.edu/Counseling/School
Topic 3 Post 2
"Review the ACA Code of Ethics statements regarding Informed Consent in the Counseling
Relationship (A.2) and Informed Consent in Research (G.2.a). What are some of the
similarities and differences between these two types of Informed Consent?"
Hello class and professor,
Section A.2 discusses everything about informed consent when
doing therapy or counseling with a client. This includes topics such as
what kind of information is required to give, how it should be said,
who can or cannot give consent, and how to address confidentiality in
informed consent to clients required to receive help (American
