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Beliefs and attitudes that guide everyday living |
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Represents the ideal standards for practitioners, set and enforced by professional association |
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Perspective of right and proper conduct. Actions are evaluated on basis of some broader cultural context or religious standard |
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Behavior based on knowledge and philosophical principles that underlie an ethical code |
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Minimum standard society can tolerate, enforced by gov |
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Accepted practiced within a particular community of practitioner. Within the context of ethical and legal codes |
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Acting in compliance with min standards, acknowledging the basic "must" and "must not" The focus is on behavioral rules |
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The highest prof stand of conduct to which counselors can aspire, practitioner reflect on the effect their intervention have on welfare of clients |
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Focuses on moral issues with goal of solving a particular dilemma, typical focus on action and choices, look 4 principle |
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Thinking past (what is permitted) to identify what is best |
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Describes minimum acceptable professional behavior, from fee setting to serving a suicidal client |
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Acting in a professional manner, u can be unprofessional yet not unethically. |
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Promotion of self-determination Freedom of clients to choose their own direction |
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Promoting good for others, growth and development within their cultural context |
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Avoid doing harm, actions |
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Fair by giving equally to others |
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Unreal relationship in therapy -clients project onto counselor |
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Counselor's reaction to clients transference Overprotective. -compulsive advise Benign treatment. -desire 2 form social relationship Rejection. -sexual feelings |
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