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Chapter 3 HS

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How many approaches are there when we talk about Ethical Decision making models? 3
Who is the theorist that termed the word "dualism" which indicated that an individual views the world in terms of black and white. William Perry
There are how many Competencies that Human Service professionals learn about? 12
The Problem Solving Model for Ethical decision making consists of this many steps. 8
Fill in the Blank: Competency ---- , , -------- Tasks Skills
The competency that supports the HS professional to lead a self determining life with support to develop self esteem and assertiveness is what? Participant Empowerment
When the HS Participant is familiar with the mission and practices of the support organization, and participates in the life of the organization, that refers to what competency Organizational Participation
True or False: One benefit of credentialing is that it limits the field. False
The idea that a licensed professional can use their license from one state to another is called what? Portability
Licensure usually defines what a professional individual can do and this is called......? Scope of Sequence
By receiving Licensure, one advantage is that a mental health professional can obtain.......? 3rd-party reimbursement
A violation of federal or state criminal statute refers to what? Criminal Liability
Which professional title is offered for licensure in all 50 states and involves varying requirements depending on the specific state? Licensed Professional Counselor
Of the 3 ways to ensure minimum competence in a professional field through credentialing, which is the most rigorous? Licensure
When using the Principle Ethics model, how many principles are considered in the decision making? 6
On the ethical survey completed, the most unethical behavior that was rated was contacting another professional with whom the client is in a helping relationship without telling the client. True or False False
What kind of insurance is important to have wherever you work is called? Malpractice
Which of the following is an example of morals to consider from a principle ethics or virtue ethics model? Fidelity
Which competency area of the human service professional is defined as follows "The community support human service practitioner should be able to identify areas of self-improvement... and share such knowledge with others"? Education, Training, and Self Development
True or False: Beneficence is a moral principle that is about promoting the good of the society. True
What type of ethical decision making model is Corey's ethical decision making model? A pragmatic model
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