Question 1

Respect for ________ requires that the professional gain informed consent for any treatment plans and that all matters of privacy are respected.

Accepted Answer

A)  fidelity 
B)  benevolence 
C)  justice 
D)  autonomy 
A)  fidelity 
B)  benevolence 
C)  justice 
D)  autonomy D

Question 2

Discuss the criteria that is relevant in determining whether an outcome is moral based or double effect.

Accepted Answer

-The following criteria are relevant in determining whether an outcome is moral based on double effect (C. E. Harris, 2007):
-(a) The act itself must be morally permissible;
-(b) the bad effect of the act must be unavoidable to achieve the good effect;
-(c) the bad effect must not be the means of producing the good effect, but only a side effect; and
-(d) the good effect must be at least as morally desirable as the bad effect is morally undesirable. C. E. Harris (2007) concluded
-that if all four conditions are not met, then the act is immoral or unethical.

Question 3

Based on the principle of double effect, an action must meet two criteria to be considered a violation of a fundamental value.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

The duty to do no harm:

Accepted Answer

A)  fidelity 
B)  benevolence 
C)  justice 
D)  nonmalevolence 
A)  fidelity 
B)  benevolence 
C)  justice 
D)  nonmalevolence

Question 5

Anything that interferes with the sociability inclination is considered wrong.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Concerns about the possibility of doing harm include all but which:

Accepted Answer

A)  information 
B)  entering into or terminating treatment 
C)  being appropriately reimbursed by insurance companies 
D)  whether to inform interested parties about information learned during treatment 
A)  information 
B)  entering into or terminating treatment 
C)  being appropriately reimbursed by insurance companies 
D)  whether to inform interested parties about information learned during treatment

Question 7

The duty to do good for clients and the larger society:

Accepted Answer

A)  fidelity 
B)  benevolence 
C)  justice 
D)  nonmalevolence 
A)  fidelity 
B)  benevolence 
C)  justice 
D)  nonmalevolence

Question 8

Justice refers to the central duty to do no harm either through intention or by entering into any action that may indirectly cause harm in others.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

The duty to treat all fairly:

Accepted Answer

A)  fidelity 
B)  benevolence 
C)  justice 
D)  nonmalevolence 
A)  fidelity 
B)  benevolence 
C)  justice 
D)  nonmalevolence

Question 10

Procreation is a human value in natural law.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

This focuses on moral character and attends to the characteristics of the individual that lead to moral actions.

Accepted Answer

A)  Common ethics 
B)  Virtue ethics 
C)  Moral ethics 
D)  Counseling ethics 
A)  Common ethics 
B)  Virtue ethics 
C)  Moral ethics 
D)  Counseling ethics

Question 12

Compare and contrast the ethical concepts for Virtue Ethics.

Accepted Answer

-Nonmalevolence-Obligation to do no harm

Question 13

This requires professionals to address inequities in access to their care and services.

Accepted Answer

A)  fidelity 
B)  benevolence 
C)  justice 
D)  autonomy 
A)  fidelity 
B)  benevolence 
C)  justice 
D)  autonomy

Question 14

Because ______ law derives from nature, it is believed to be binding on human behavior even beyond the laws established by humans.

Accepted Answer

A)  natural 
B)  common 
C)  civil 
D)  criminal 
A)  natural 
B)  common 
C)  civil 
D)  criminal

Question 15

The duty to ensure that the individual's right to make decisions is maintained.

Accepted Answer

A)  fidelity 
B)  benevolence 
C)  justice 
D)  autonomy 
A)  fidelity 
B)  benevolence 
C)  justice 
D)  autonomy

Question 16

Give a brief overview of Feminist Ethics.

Accepted Answer

-Gilligan (1982), one of the originators

Question 17

_________states that one gives up his or her own rights when he or she threatens the rights of others.

Accepted Answer

A)  Forfeiture 
B)  Double effect 
C)  Penalty 
D)  Moral law 
A)  Forfeiture 
B)  Double effect 
C)  Penalty 
D)  Moral law

Question 18

_______ values are composed of two values, life and procreation

Accepted Answer

A)  biological 
B)  worldly 
C)  natural 
D)  human 
A)  biological 
B)  worldly 
C)  natural 
D)  human

Question 19

________values, is composed of pursuing knowledge and sociability.

Accepted Answer

A)  biological 
B)  worldly 
C)  natural 
D)  human 
A)  biological 
B)  worldly 
C)  natural 
D)  human

Question 20

Natural law decisions or actions are right because they fulfill human nature, which is communicated by Buddha.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Respect for ________ requires that the professional gain informed consent for any treatment plans and that all matters of privacy are respected.

Discuss the criteria that is relevant in determining whether an outcome is moral based or double effect.

Based on the principle of double effect, an action must meet two criteria to be considered a violation of a fundamental value.

The duty to do no harm:

Anything that interferes with the sociability inclination is considered wrong.

Concerns about the possibility of doing harm include all but which:

The duty to do good for clients and the larger society:

Justice refers to the central duty to do no harm either through intention or by entering into any action that may indirectly cause harm in others.

The duty to treat all fairly:

Procreation is a human value in natural law.

This focuses on moral character and attends to the characteristics of the individual that lead to moral actions.

Compare and contrast the ethical concepts for Virtue Ethics.

This requires professionals to address inequities in access to their care and services.

Because ______ law derives from nature, it is believed to be binding on human behavior even beyond the laws established by humans.

The duty to ensure that the individual's right to make decisions is maintained.

Give a brief overview of Feminist Ethics.

_________states that one gives up his or her own rights when he or she threatens the rights of others.

_______ values are composed of two values, life and procreation

________values, is composed of pursuing knowledge and sociability.

Natural law decisions or actions are right because they fulfill human nature, which is communicated by Buddha.

Introduction

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

Eastern Theories of Ethics

Middle Eastern Ethical Theories

Native American, Hispaniclatino, and African Ethics

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Exam 13: Western Theories of Ethics

Respect for ________ requires that the professional gain informed consent for any treatment plans and that all matters of privacy are respected.

Discuss the criteria that is relevant in determining whether an outcome is moral based or double effect.

Based on the principle of double effect, an action must meet two criteria to be considered a violation of a fundamental value.

The duty to do no harm:

Anything that interferes with the sociability inclination is considered wrong.

Concerns about the possibility of doing harm include all but which:

The duty to do good for clients and the larger society:

Justice refers to the central duty to do no harm either through intention or by entering into any action that may indirectly cause harm in others.

The duty to treat all fairly:

Procreation is a human value in natural law.

This focuses on moral character and attends to the characteristics of the individual that lead to moral actions.

Compare and contrast the ethical concepts for Virtue Ethics.

This requires professionals to address inequities in access to their care and services.

Because ______ law derives from nature, it is believed to be binding on human behavior even beyond the laws established by humans.

The duty to ensure that the individual's right to make decisions is maintained.

Give a brief overview of Feminist Ethics.

_________states that one gives up his or her own rights when he or she threatens the rights of others.

_______ values are composed of two values, life and procreation

________values, is composed of pursuing knowledge and sociability.

Natural law decisions or actions are right because they fulfill human nature, which is communicated by Buddha.

Introduction

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

Eastern Theories of Ethics

Middle Eastern Ethical Theories

Native American, Hispaniclatino, and African Ethics

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