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Test Bank for Ethical Practice in the Human Services From Knowing to Being 1st Edition Parsons

Test Bank for Ethical Practice in the Human Services From Knowing to Being, 1st Edition, Richard D. Parsons, Karen L. Dickinson, ISBN: 9781506332918

Table of Contents

Part One: Helping: The Role and Influence of the Helper
Chapter 1: Ethics – Core to Professional Helping
The Helping Process: A Blending of Art and Science

The Helping Process: The Meeting of Client and Helper

The Role of the Client in the Process of Change

The Role of the Helper in the Process of Change

Chapter 2: Helper Variables: What the Helper Brings to the Helping Relationship
Helper Values

Helper Competence: Beyond Knowledge and Skill

The Ethics of Therapeutic Choice

Professionalization, Professional Ethics, and Personal Response

Chapter 3: Ethical Standards: Guidelines for Helping Others
Formal Ethical Standards: The Evolution of a Profession

Across the Professions: A Review of Ethical Standards of Practice

Common Concerns and Shared Values Across the Professions

Beyond Knowing – A Call to BEING Ethical

Chapter 4: Ethical Practice in an Increasingly Diverse World
Prejudice – Pervasive In and Throughout the Helping Profession

Responding to the Challenge

Part Two: Ethics and Standards of Practice: The Professions’
Chapter 5: Ethics and the Law
The Helping Process as a Legal Contract

The Legal Foundation of Ethical Practice

When Ethics and Legalities Collide

Chapter 6: Conflict: The Reality of ‘Being’ Ethical within the Real World
Serving the Individual within a System

Ethical Culture of Social Systems

Who Is the Client?

Chapter 7: Ethical Decision Making
Codes of Ethics – Guides not Prescriptions

Ethical Decision Making: A Range of Models

Common Elements: An Integrated Approach to Ethical Decision Making

Part Three: Applying Ethical Standards
Chapter 8: Informed Consent
The Rationale for Informed Consent

Informed Consent across the Profession

Special Challenges to Informing for Consent

Chapter 9: Confidentiality
Confidentiality: What and When Warranted?

Legal Decisions: Confidentiality and Privileged Communications

Chapter 10: Boundaries and the Use of Power
Setting and Maintaining Professional Boundaries

Professional Objectivity: Essential to Professional Boundaries

Legal Decisions

Chapter 11: Efficacy of Treatment
Practicing Within the Realm of Competence

Professional Development: Knowing the State of the Profession

The Standard of Care: Appropriate Treatment

Employing an Action Research Approach to Practice

The Use of Referral

Recent Legal Decisions

Chapter 12: Evaluation and Accountability
Monitoring and Evaluating Intervention Effects

Recent Legal Decisions

Chapter 13: Ethical Challenges Working with Groups, Couples and Families
Competency to Practice

Identifying the “Client”

Informed Consent

Confidentiality

Boundaries

Responsibility: Client Welfare

Chapter 14: Competence and the Ethics of Self-Care
Competency: More than Knowledge and Skill

Burnout

Compassion Fatigue

The Ethical Challenge

Ethical Response