Ethics final
law and ethics differ in that - ANS-laws indicate minimum standards of behavior that society will
tolerate, whereas ethics represent the ideal standards expected by the profession
the best statement about the nature of professional ethics in counseling is that - ANS-because
there are a few absolute, right answers to ethical practice questions, consultation with
counseling colleagues is very important when making ethical decisions
the personal values of counselors - ANS-are influenced by their families of origin and their
cultures, among other factors
From the perspective of principle ethics, a counselor who is counseling a client planning a
violent act against another person and who intervenes to notify family members is -
ANS-sacrificing client autonomy in order to prevent harm and to do good
While principle ethics asks the question, "what should I do?" virtue ethics asks the question, -
ANS-"Who should I be?"
Virtue ethicist believe that - ANS-people exist in connection to and in relationship with one
another
At their most fundamental level, code of ethics serve to - ANS-protecting promote welfare of the
client
counselors who function according to mandatory ethics - ANS-believe that their duty is to
comply with basic "must" and "must not" statements in code of ethics, and nothing more
when attempting to make an ethical decision, it is recommended that counselors take take all
the needed steps except - ANS-consult with an attorney
Once counselors have disclosed their legal questions to their immediate supervisor and have
received a response either from the supervisor or from an attorney who is advising them as to
the proper course of action, - ANS-it is essential for counselors to follow legal advice given to
them, but only if they agree to it
situation in which it is not necessary consult with colleagues - ANS-when deciding whether to
respond a subpoena
laws - ANS-are agreed upon rules that are set forth by principles allowing people to live together
, External forces that can support counselors in their efforts to practice ethically include all of the
following: - ANS-supervision, consultation, ethic codes, continuing education workshops and
seminars
The ACA Code of Ethics - ANS-helps to stabilize the profession
when a counselor discovers that a client holds values that are dramatically different from the
counselor's own values, the counselor should - ANS-respect the client's values even though the
counselor disagrees with them
Counselors with a strong professional identity are NOT able to - ANS-demonstrate that they
hold a master's degree from a CACREP-accredited program
A core belief that members of the counseling profession hold concerning helping others with
their mental health concern is - ANS-prevention and early intervention are the most appropriate
means to deal with emotional and personal problems
within the counseling profession, the primary goal of counseling is to - ANS-help clients
accomplish wellness
Counselors who practice from a developmental perspective - ANS-view most problems people
encounter as natural and normal because all developmental stages of life bring challenges
Counseling aims to help clients - ANS-be empowered to problem-solve independently
The term "culturally encapsulated counselor" refers to a counselor who - ANS-defines reality
according to one set of cultural assumptions and fails to evaluate other viewpoints, which
renders the counselor insensitive to cultural variations
According to Ridley, examples of unintentional racism included all except - ANS-facilitating
co-dependency relationships with ethnic clients out of a need to be accepted
when counseling a client from a racial, ethnic, or cultural group different from the counselor's, it
is important for the counselor to remember that - ANS-although certain groups share similar
traits or beliefs, each individual is unique and may not be like most others from his or her group
According to McIntosh, examples of white privilege include all but - ANS-not growing up in a
white middle or upper class family environment
the most important resource for counselors to use in learning about different racial, cultural, or
ethnic groups is - ANS-their clients
law and ethics differ in that - ANS-laws indicate minimum standards of behavior that society will
tolerate, whereas ethics represent the ideal standards expected by the profession
the best statement about the nature of professional ethics in counseling is that - ANS-because
there are a few absolute, right answers to ethical practice questions, consultation with
counseling colleagues is very important when making ethical decisions
the personal values of counselors - ANS-are influenced by their families of origin and their
cultures, among other factors
From the perspective of principle ethics, a counselor who is counseling a client planning a
violent act against another person and who intervenes to notify family members is -
ANS-sacrificing client autonomy in order to prevent harm and to do good
While principle ethics asks the question, "what should I do?" virtue ethics asks the question, -
ANS-"Who should I be?"
Virtue ethicist believe that - ANS-people exist in connection to and in relationship with one
another
At their most fundamental level, code of ethics serve to - ANS-protecting promote welfare of the
client
counselors who function according to mandatory ethics - ANS-believe that their duty is to
comply with basic "must" and "must not" statements in code of ethics, and nothing more
when attempting to make an ethical decision, it is recommended that counselors take take all
the needed steps except - ANS-consult with an attorney
Once counselors have disclosed their legal questions to their immediate supervisor and have
received a response either from the supervisor or from an attorney who is advising them as to
the proper course of action, - ANS-it is essential for counselors to follow legal advice given to
them, but only if they agree to it
situation in which it is not necessary consult with colleagues - ANS-when deciding whether to
respond a subpoena
laws - ANS-are agreed upon rules that are set forth by principles allowing people to live together
, External forces that can support counselors in their efforts to practice ethically include all of the
following: - ANS-supervision, consultation, ethic codes, continuing education workshops and
seminars
The ACA Code of Ethics - ANS-helps to stabilize the profession
when a counselor discovers that a client holds values that are dramatically different from the
counselor's own values, the counselor should - ANS-respect the client's values even though the
counselor disagrees with them
Counselors with a strong professional identity are NOT able to - ANS-demonstrate that they
hold a master's degree from a CACREP-accredited program
A core belief that members of the counseling profession hold concerning helping others with
their mental health concern is - ANS-prevention and early intervention are the most appropriate
means to deal with emotional and personal problems
within the counseling profession, the primary goal of counseling is to - ANS-help clients
accomplish wellness
Counselors who practice from a developmental perspective - ANS-view most problems people
encounter as natural and normal because all developmental stages of life bring challenges
Counseling aims to help clients - ANS-be empowered to problem-solve independently
The term "culturally encapsulated counselor" refers to a counselor who - ANS-defines reality
according to one set of cultural assumptions and fails to evaluate other viewpoints, which
renders the counselor insensitive to cultural variations
According to Ridley, examples of unintentional racism included all except - ANS-facilitating
co-dependency relationships with ethnic clients out of a need to be accepted
when counseling a client from a racial, ethnic, or cultural group different from the counselor's, it
is important for the counselor to remember that - ANS-although certain groups share similar
traits or beliefs, each individual is unique and may not be like most others from his or her group
According to McIntosh, examples of white privilege include all but - ANS-not growing up in a
white middle or upper class family environment
the most important resource for counselors to use in learning about different racial, cultural, or
ethnic groups is - ANS-their clients
