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NCE-Ethical Practice
Professional Orientation and Ethical Practice
Term | Definition |
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ACA code of ethics (2014): five values | enhance human development, embrace diversity and multicultural factors, promote social justice, safeguard the integrity of the counselor-client relationship, and to practice counseling in an ethical/safe manner. |
Autonomy | the notion that a client has a right to control his or her own life |
maleficence | the counselor never uses strategies/ interventions or other behavior that could cause harm. |
beneficence | the counselor practices for the good of society as well as the client. |
Justice | The idea that all clients are treated fairly and there is equality. |
fidelity | the counselor keeps promises. |
veracity | the helper is truthful. |
PHI stands for: | Public health information |
Under HIPAA, PHI stands for | Protected Health Information |
Defamation | behavior that can damage one's reputation. |
Normally, you would not release a client's test or assessment result prior written consent except | when there is clear and imminent danger or when legally required to do so by a government agency or a court order. |
The most popular paradigm of mental health consultation has been proposed by | Gerald Caplan |
The doctor- patient model relies on 4 distinct stages | entry, diagnosis, implementation, and evaluation |
In order for the doctor-patient structure to work, the consultee must accurately depict symptomatology, trust the consultant's diagnosis, and carry out the consultant's directives. This model is associated with the work of | Shein |
Historically speaking, the first psychology laboratory was set up by | Wilhelm Wundt, in 1879, in Leipzig, Germany. |