ASSIGNMENTS
The unique aspects of Transformative Counselling Encounters reminds us that - - - - - -
(1) All interviewing involves multicultural and diversity dimensions.
(2) Diversity includes areas often missed by definitions of multiculturalism such as
experience with trauma, social class, family background, and location and language.
(3) We will be spending a lifetime learning more about the many issues of diversity.
The rules of professional-client relationships set forth and explained in transformative
Counselling Encounters are: - Reliability, privacy, confidentiality, respect, and
trustworthiness.
The study unit on surveying life within the cracks teaches us - - - - - - to think about
people's experiences of pain, suffering and strive from the context which they are part
of.
Based on the discussion of privacy and confidentiality, what would be an example of a
breach of privacy that does not involve a breach of confidentiality? - A person who does
not have authorisation views a client's medical record on a hospital computer.
Paulina believes that her adolescent client would not talk to her if she knew that Paulina
was speaking to the client's parents. Therefore, Paulina promises the client
confidentiality and secretly arranges to call the client's parents when the client is at
school. Which ethical principle is Paulina violating? - (1) Autonomy
(2) Fidelity
(3) Justice
If you ask an open question, the intentional prediction is - - - - - - the client will talk more
about the topic.
What is being built in the first interview that is required for counselling to continue? -
Rapport
The client's right to agree to participate in counselling, assessment, or other
professional procedures or services after such services are explained and understood is
- - - - -. - Informed consent
The ethical issue of "recognizing limits" refers to: - not practicing beyond the areas of
competence.
Which of the following are not ways of being ethically responsible related to culture? -
assuming that the client wants to assimilate into the dominant culture.
Client records - - - - - - (a) are privileged communication.
The unique aspects of Transformative Counselling Encounters reminds us that - - - - - -
(1) All interviewing involves multicultural and diversity dimensions.
(2) Diversity includes areas often missed by definitions of multiculturalism such as
experience with trauma, social class, family background, and location and language.
(3) We will be spending a lifetime learning more about the many issues of diversity.
The rules of professional-client relationships set forth and explained in transformative
Counselling Encounters are: - Reliability, privacy, confidentiality, respect, and
trustworthiness.
The study unit on surveying life within the cracks teaches us - - - - - - to think about
people's experiences of pain, suffering and strive from the context which they are part
of.
Based on the discussion of privacy and confidentiality, what would be an example of a
breach of privacy that does not involve a breach of confidentiality? - A person who does
not have authorisation views a client's medical record on a hospital computer.
Paulina believes that her adolescent client would not talk to her if she knew that Paulina
was speaking to the client's parents. Therefore, Paulina promises the client
confidentiality and secretly arranges to call the client's parents when the client is at
school. Which ethical principle is Paulina violating? - (1) Autonomy
(2) Fidelity
(3) Justice
If you ask an open question, the intentional prediction is - - - - - - the client will talk more
about the topic.
What is being built in the first interview that is required for counselling to continue? -
Rapport
The client's right to agree to participate in counselling, assessment, or other
professional procedures or services after such services are explained and understood is
- - - - -. - Informed consent
The ethical issue of "recognizing limits" refers to: - not practicing beyond the areas of
competence.
Which of the following are not ways of being ethically responsible related to culture? -
assuming that the client wants to assimilate into the dominant culture.
Client records - - - - - - (a) are privileged communication.
