Exam 15: Legal and Ethical Issues

Reflective practice involves thinking about both your reasons for entering crisis and disaster work,as well as your actions during a crisis response,and how that response could be improved.

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Question 21

Crisis workers who review their interactions with clients and consider the impact of their interventions on themselves,their clients,and the ecology of the intervention are engaging in:

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Question 22

An ethical dilemma exists when two more ethical principles conflict.

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Question 23

The idea that crisis services be delivered based upon need and resource availability is related to the ethical idea of:

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Question 24

When decisions are made based upon how much we relate to,or like,another is known as:

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Question 25

Which of the following is not a guideline for crisis workers to follow in a potential duty to warn situation?

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Question 26

Mental health professionals who are considering serving as a volunteer in disaster situations should determine whether their professional liability policy will be in effect while serving as a volunteer rather than as part of their employment.

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Question 27

Choose one of the hypothetical cases presented in thisChapter or draw from your personal experiences responding to a crisis or disaster.Discuss the ethical dilemmas that arose in responding to the situation and whether the ethical,legal,moral,or political contexts took precedence.

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Question 28

The idea that persons in crisis are able to make decisions is related to the ethical idea of:

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Question 29

Which of the following is a legal or ethical topic that is unique to crisis intervention?

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Question 30

Consider the ethical principles within the context of your personal values and your reasons for entering crisis or disaster intervention.Explain which of the ethical principles you are likely to prioritize in responding to a crisis or disaster.Why? Discuss how this ethical principle can be both an advantage and a disadvantage to the people in crisis that you serve.

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Question 31

There is one single appropriate way to ethically handle crisis or disaster situations.

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Question 32

Following a disaster a survivor is standing in line waiting to enter a dining room tent.The survivor begins speaking with you,a crisis intervention worker,about a deeply traumatic and personal issue.Other survivors are standing in line and could easily over hear the conversation.The client asks the disaster worker to keep their conversation confidential.How would you proceed? What are the ethical principles,legal,moral,or political issues involved?

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Question 33

The crisis worker may need to break client confidentiality when which of the following criteria as met?

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Question 34

One model for ethical self-care is reflection upon a critical counseling event using a recovery model that includes all of the following,except:

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Reflective practice involves thinking about both your reasons for entering crisis and disaster work,as well as your actions during a crisis response,and how that response could be improved.

Crisis workers who review their interactions with clients and consider the impact of their interventions on themselves,their clients,and the ecology of the intervention are engaging in:

An ethical dilemma exists when two more ethical principles conflict.

The idea that crisis services be delivered based upon need and resource availability is related to the ethical idea of:

When decisions are made based upon how much we relate to,or like,another is known as:

Which of the following is not a guideline for crisis workers to follow in a potential duty to warn situation?

Mental health professionals who are considering serving as a volunteer in disaster situations should determine whether their professional liability policy will be in effect while serving as a volunteer rather than as part of their employment.

Choose one of the hypothetical cases presented in thisChapter or draw from your personal experiences responding to a crisis or disaster.Discuss the ethical dilemmas that arose in responding to the situation and whether the ethical,legal,moral,or political contexts took precedence.

The idea that persons in crisis are able to make decisions is related to the ethical idea of:

Which of the following is a legal or ethical topic that is unique to crisis intervention?

There is one single appropriate way to ethically handle crisis or disaster situations.

The crisis worker may need to break client confidentiality when which of the following criteria as met?

One model for ethical self-care is reflection upon a critical counseling event using a recovery model that includes all of the following,except:

Approaching Crisis Intervention

Culturally Effective Helping

The Intervention and Assessment Models

Tools of the Trade

Crisis Case Handling

Telephone and Online Crisis Counseling

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Crisis of Lethality

Sexual Assault

Partner Violence

Family Crisis Intervention

Personal Loss

Crisis in Schools

Violent Behavior in Institutions

Burnout, vicarious Traumatization, and Compassion Fatigue

Disaster Response

Chemical Dependency

Crisishostage Negotiation

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Exam 15: Legal and Ethical Issues

Reflective practice involves thinking about both your reasons for entering crisis and disaster work,as well as your actions during a crisis response,and how that response could be improved.​

Crisis workers who review their interactions with clients and consider the impact of their interventions on themselves,their clients,and the ecology of the intervention are engaging in:​

An ethical dilemma exists when two more ethical principles conflict.​

The idea that crisis services be delivered based upon need and resource availability is related to the ethical idea of:​

When decisions are made based upon how much we relate to,or like,another is known as:​

Which of the following is not a guideline for crisis workers to follow in a potential duty to warn situation?​

Mental health professionals who are considering serving as a volunteer in disaster situations should determine whether their professional liability policy will be in effect while serving as a volunteer rather than as part of their employment.​

Choose one of the hypothetical cases presented in thisChapter or draw from your personal experiences responding to a crisis or disaster.Discuss the ethical dilemmas that arose in responding to the situation and whether the ethical,legal,moral,or political contexts took precedence.​

The idea that persons in crisis are able to make decisions is related to the ethical idea of:​

Which of the following is a legal or ethical topic that is unique to crisis intervention?​

There is one single appropriate way to ethically handle crisis or disaster situations.​

The crisis worker may need to break client confidentiality when which of the following criteria as met?​

One model for ethical self-care is reflection upon a critical counseling event using a recovery model that includes all of the following,except:​

Approaching Crisis Intervention

Culturally Effective Helping

The Intervention and Assessment Models

Tools of the Trade

Crisis Case Handling

Telephone and Online Crisis Counseling

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Crisis of Lethality

Sexual Assault

Partner Violence

Family Crisis Intervention

Personal Loss

Crisis in Schools

Violent Behavior in Institutions

Burnout, vicarious Traumatization, and Compassion Fatigue

Disaster Response

Chemical Dependency

Crisishostage Negotiation

Filters

Reflective practice involves thinking about both your reasons for entering crisis and disaster work,as well as your actions during a crisis response,and how that response could be improved.

Crisis workers who review their interactions with clients and consider the impact of their interventions on themselves,their clients,and the ecology of the intervention are engaging in:

An ethical dilemma exists when two more ethical principles conflict.

The idea that crisis services be delivered based upon need and resource availability is related to the ethical idea of:

When decisions are made based upon how much we relate to,or like,another is known as:

Which of the following is not a guideline for crisis workers to follow in a potential duty to warn situation?

Mental health professionals who are considering serving as a volunteer in disaster situations should determine whether their professional liability policy will be in effect while serving as a volunteer rather than as part of their employment.

Choose one of the hypothetical cases presented in thisChapter or draw from your personal experiences responding to a crisis or disaster.Discuss the ethical dilemmas that arose in responding to the situation and whether the ethical,legal,moral,or political contexts took precedence.

The idea that persons in crisis are able to make decisions is related to the ethical idea of:

Which of the following is a legal or ethical topic that is unique to crisis intervention?

There is one single appropriate way to ethically handle crisis or disaster situations.

The crisis worker may need to break client confidentiality when which of the following criteria as met?

One model for ethical self-care is reflection upon a critical counseling event using a recovery model that includes all of the following,except: