Exam 2: Professional Identity and Ethics

A review of reports of therapist misconduct to state licensure boards discovered that ___________ was/were the most frequent complaint(s).

Blasi believed that moral identity was based in part on a desire or a motivation to maintain self-consistency in moral behavior.

When an individual acts to please others, particularly authority figures such as teachers, bosses, and so forth he or she is in the____________ stage of Moral Development.

Social identity can involve a fairly closed and strict access to a specific identity, or it can be acquired freely.

When the individual acts in accordance with moral rules founded on societal laws he or she is in what stage of Moral Development?

Piaget (1969) proposed that moral development can best be understood from the perspective of stages of moral development, which are associated with a somewhat stable approach to thinking and viewing a problem.

When the individual acts to conform to societal or group norms he or she is in what stage of Moral Development?

Kohlberg's (1969) views were based in part on _________ (1932) model of cognitive development.

The higher the value a person places on his or her moral identity, the ________are the values, attitudes, and behaviors that compose that identity.

Discuss the three levels and six stages of Kohlberg's model.

The virtue ethics model includes all but which:

Rest, Narvaez, Bebeau, and Thoma (1999a) developed a measure to assess moral development based on Kohlberg's theory. This measure is called the:

These are memory structures that become activated when one enters a specific situation and a schema is triggered:

This refers to an identity of belonging to a group.

Discuss the four types of identity that may affect a person's behavior.

A therapist's acquisition of a strong moral identity as an ethical professional potentially plays a critical role in the actions he or she takes in practice.

When a person is influenced by the consequences of his or her behavior he or she is in the ________ stage of Moral Development.

What are the five principles of virtue ethics proposed by Beauchamp and Childress (2008)?

This refers to the identity of a particular group relative to other groups:

According to Kohlberg, the three levels of moral development include all but which: