Flashcards About Ethics Quiz 1

Service Social Justice Dignity and worth of the person Importance of human relationships Integrity Competence

Confidentiality Dual Relationships Self-Determination Sexual Relations Informed Consent

Autonomy- promoting self determination Non-maleficence- avoid doing harm Beneficence- promoting good for others Justice- to be fair by giving equally to others Fidelity- promising to keep promises Veracity- truthfulness

BIG 3: biological, psychological, social Others: spiritual & religious, cultural

entirely of psychological, social, material, symbolic resources that humans have developed across years and transmitted across generations

1, Everyone has strengths 2. Trauma, abuse, illness, and struggle may be harmful but sources of challenges and opportunity 3. Do not assume to know the upper limits to growth and change 4. Best serve clients collaborating with them 5. Every environment full of resources 6. Care, caretaking, and context

Labor unions, sports, military, other non white population, women's sufferage Black history, slavery, lynching, segregation, Jim Crow

Client projects on therapist past feelings or attitudes they have towards significant others in life

Therapist projects on client past attitudes or feelings about certain situations/issue or significant others

-rural areas has less MH practioners and less access to social services providers -people know each other in these communities -share community resources -likely to run into each other

- professional culture -human & civil rights -licensure, state & federal regulations -work requirements -NASW Code of Ethics

-personal culture -human & civil rights -personal belief system & habits

beliefs & attitudes that provide direction to every day living

beliefs we hold about what constitutes right conduct