Question 1

Rest's model include all but which of the following:

Accepted Answer

A)  moral development 
B)  moral judgment 
C)  moral motivation 
D)  moral character 
A)  moral development 
B)  moral judgment 
C)  moral motivation 
D)  moral character

Question 2

An ethical dilemma may be seen from a different perspective once additional information is gathered, and the initial conclusion that it was an ethical issue may be removed.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Ethical standards are self-imposed regulations that provide concrete guidelines for professional behavior and attempt to specify the nature of the ethical responsibilities of the members, at least minimally

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Professional associations typically do not establish the ethical standards for a profession.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Counselor ethical development as dynamic and ____________.

Accepted Answer

A)  sporadic 
B)  intermittent 
C)  continuous 
D)  irregular 
A)  sporadic 
B)  intermittent 
C)  continuous 
D)  irregular

Question 6

This involves the prioritizing of values or beliefs, what is most important versus least important

Accepted Answer

A)  moral sensitivity 
B)  moral judgment 
C)  moral motivation 
D)  moral character 
A)  moral sensitivity 
B)  moral judgment 
C)  moral motivation 
D)  moral character

Question 7

Ethics texts typically focus on ethical issues and give little attention to ethical ________ and decision making.

Accepted Answer

A)  dilemmas 
B)  theories 
C)  predicaments 
D)  quandaries. 
A)  dilemmas 
B)  theories 
C)  predicaments 
D)  quandaries.

Question 8

________, theoretically, is generated from a more general standard set of guidelines outlined and set forth by professional organizations, whereas _______ is/are more narrow and based on cultural and possibly religious beliefs.

Accepted Answer

A)  Ethics; morality 
B)  Morality; ethics 
C)  Ethics; theories 
D)  Morality; theories 
A)  Ethics; morality 
B)  Morality; ethics 
C)  Ethics; theories 
D)  Morality; theories

Question 9

Professional organizations have used ________ ethical theories to develop codes that have been based to a significant extent on cultural and religious beliefs (morality).

Accepted Answer

A)  detailed 
B)  vague 
C)  broad 
D)  narrow 
A)  detailed 
B)  vague 
C)  broad 
D)  narrow

Question 10

Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary (2005) defines ethics as "the discipline dealing with what is good and bad and with moral duty and obligation. A set of moral principles."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

This component involves moral reasoning or understanding of options and choices that are to be made.

Accepted Answer

A)  moral sensitivity 
B)  moral judgment 
C)  moral development 
D)  moral character 
A)  moral sensitivity 
B)  moral judgment 
C)  moral development 
D)  moral character

Question 12

Stringent application of professional codes and structuring of the counseling relationship through professional codes can have a ________ impact on the counseling relationship.

Accepted Answer

A)  negative 
B)  somewhat positive 
C)  neutral 
D)  positive 
A)  negative 
B)  somewhat positive 
C)  neutral 
D)  positive

Question 13

Compare and contrast morals and ethics.

Accepted Answer

-Ethics and morality are common terms in

Question 14

_________ ethics have influenced psychology and counseling ethics.

Accepted Answer

A)  Medical 
B)  Spiritual 
C)  Organic 
D)  Business 
A)  Medical 
B)  Spiritual 
C)  Organic 
D)  Business

Question 15

__________has/have been defined as "a generic term for several ways of examining the moral life"

Accepted Answer

A)  Beliefs 
B)  Morality 
C)  Theories 
D)  Ethics 
A)  Beliefs 
B)  Morality 
C)  Theories 
D)  Ethics

Question 16

The decision making model put forth by the ACA is a:

Accepted Answer

A)  Global model 
B)  Rectangular model 
C)  Circular model 
D)  Linear model 
A)  Global model 
B)  Rectangular model 
C)  Circular model 
D)  Linear model

Question 17

_________ and Native American perspectives of ethics include consideration of the effects of and one's responsibility to nature.

Accepted Answer

A)  Western 
B)  Eastern 
C)  Northern 
D)  Southern 
A)  Western 
B)  Eastern 
C)  Northern 
D)  Southern

Question 18

Step 2 of the decision making model put forth by the ACA is to:

Accepted Answer

A)  Identify the problem 
B)  Apply the codes of ethics 
C)  Research the codes of ethics 
D)  Consult the professional literature 
A)  Identify the problem 
B)  Apply the codes of ethics 
C)  Research the codes of ethics 
D)  Consult the professional literature

Question 19

Ethics and morality are uncommon terms in both our everyday lives and our professional
lives.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Ultimately, practitioners may need to choose between following the law and protecting the welfare of their patients, or an ethical value.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Rest's model include all but which of the following:

An ethical dilemma may be seen from a different perspective once additional information is gathered, and the initial conclusion that it was an ethical issue may be removed.

Ethical standards are self-imposed regulations that provide concrete guidelines for professional behavior and attempt to specify the nature of the ethical responsibilities of the members, at least minimally

Professional associations typically do not establish the ethical standards for a profession.

Counselor ethical development as dynamic and ____________.

This involves the prioritizing of values or beliefs, what is most important versus least important

Ethics texts typically focus on ethical issues and give little attention to ethical ________ and decision making.

__, theoretically, is generated from a more general standard set of guidelines outlined and set forth by professional organizations, whereas _ is/are more narrow and based on cultural and possibly religious beliefs.

Professional organizations have used ________ ethical theories to develop codes that have been based to a significant extent on cultural and religious beliefs (morality).

Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary (2005) defines ethics as "the discipline dealing with what is good and bad and with moral duty and obligation. A set of moral principles."

This component involves moral reasoning or understanding of options and choices that are to be made.

Stringent application of professional codes and structuring of the counseling relationship through professional codes can have a ________ impact on the counseling relationship.

Compare and contrast morals and ethics.

_________ ethics have influenced psychology and counseling ethics.

__________has/have been defined as "a generic term for several ways of examining the moral life"

The decision making model put forth by the ACA is a:

_________ and Native American perspectives of ethics include consideration of the effects of and one's responsibility to nature.

Step 2 of the decision making model put forth by the ACA is to:

Ethics and morality are uncommon terms in both our everyday lives and our professional lives.

Ultimately, practitioners may need to choose between following the law and protecting the welfare of their patients, or an ethical value.

Professional Identity and Ethics

Awareness and Sensitivity to Ethical Issues

Cognitions and Reasoninghermeneutics

Client Autonomy and Client Rights

Dual Relationships

Counselor Competence

Diversity and Multicultural Competence

Use of Technology and Ethics

Supervision and Ethics

Ethical Use of Research in Counseling Practice

Professional Codes of Ethics and the Law

Western Theories of Ethics

Eastern Theories of Ethics

Middle Eastern Ethical Theories

Native American, Hispaniclatino, and African Ethics

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Exam 1: Introduction

Rest's model include all but which of the following:

An ethical dilemma may be seen from a different perspective once additional information is gathered, and the initial conclusion that it was an ethical issue may be removed.

Ethical standards are self-imposed regulations that provide concrete guidelines for professional behavior and attempt to specify the nature of the ethical responsibilities of the members, at least minimally

Professional associations typically do not establish the ethical standards for a profession.

Counselor ethical development as dynamic and ____________.

This involves the prioritizing of values or beliefs, what is most important versus least important

Ethics texts typically focus on ethical issues and give little attention to ethical ________ and decision making.

________, theoretically, is generated from a more general standard set of guidelines outlined and set forth by professional organizations, whereas _______ is/are more narrow and based on cultural and possibly religious beliefs.

Professional organizations have used ________ ethical theories to develop codes that have been based to a significant extent on cultural and religious beliefs (morality).

Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary (2005) defines ethics as "the discipline dealing with what is good and bad and with moral duty and obligation. A set of moral principles."

This component involves moral reasoning or understanding of options and choices that are to be made.

Stringent application of professional codes and structuring of the counseling relationship through professional codes can have a ________ impact on the counseling relationship.

Compare and contrast morals and ethics.

_________ ethics have influenced psychology and counseling ethics.

__________has/have been defined as "a generic term for several ways of examining the moral life"

The decision making model put forth by the ACA is a:

_________ and Native American perspectives of ethics include consideration of the effects of and one's responsibility to nature.

Step 2 of the decision making model put forth by the ACA is to:

Ethics and morality are uncommon terms in both our everyday lives and our professional lives.

Ultimately, practitioners may need to choose between following the law and protecting the welfare of their patients, or an ethical value.

Professional Identity and Ethics

Awareness and Sensitivity to Ethical Issues

Cognitions and Reasoninghermeneutics

Client Autonomy and Client Rights

Dual Relationships

Counselor Competence

Diversity and Multicultural Competence

Use of Technology and Ethics

Supervision and Ethics

Ethical Use of Research in Counseling Practice

Professional Codes of Ethics and the Law

Western Theories of Ethics

Eastern Theories of Ethics

Middle Eastern Ethical Theories

Native American, Hispaniclatino, and African Ethics

Filters

__, theoretically, is generated from a more general standard set of guidelines outlined and set forth by professional organizations, whereas _ is/are more narrow and based on cultural and possibly religious beliefs.