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CPSY

Ethical, Legal, and Professional Issues in Counseling CH1

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Respect for Autonomy To foster self determination - clients choose their own directions, act in accordance with their beliefs, and control their own lives.
Nonmaleficence to do no harm
Beneficence provide a service to benefit society
Justice fair to all concerned
Fidelity Counselors strive to be faithful to the promises they make, such as keeping clients disclosures confidential
Veracity truthfulness, deal honestly with clients and others with whom they relate professionally
Integrity someone having stable moral values and who is faithful to those values in their actions
Discernment perceive ethically relevant aspects of a situation, know what principles apply, and take decisive action
Acceptance of emotion recognize the role of emotion in ethical decisions
Self- awareness to know your assumptions, convictions, and biases and how they affect relationships and interactions with others
Interdependence with the community realize that values cannot be espoused without awareness of context. They are connected with their communities
Ethical decision making Identify the problem, consider moral principals, tune in to feelings, consult colleagues & experts. Involve client, Identify desired outcomes, consider possible actions, choose and act
Principal Ethics based on the moral principals of the helping professions. (what should I do)
Virtue Ethics focus on the actor rather than the action. (who should I be)
Aspirational Ethics the highest standards of conduct to which counselors can aspire (best practice)
Created by: sknst97
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