Counseling Voices

Ethical decision-making is a process which:

Clients have certain legal rights, including:

Which of the following current trends in counseling have created more complex ethical issues?

When confronted with a situation where boundary crossing could occur, resulting in multiple (or dual) relationships with a client, counselors should do all of these EXCEPT:

Which type of multiple (dual) relationship is considered to be the most destructive?

Knowledge of legal issues as they impact counseling is:

The process of the seduction of a client by a counselor is:

In which of the following situations should you place legal concerns above personal values, ethical codes, and institutional policies?

Beginning counselors should:

In a landmark court case, now referred to as the Tarasoff decision, a counselor:

The ethical decision-making process involves a number of sequential steps. According to your reading, which of the following is the second step in the process?

Counselors have an ethical and legal obligation to breach client's confidentiality when any of the following occur EXCEPT:

Experts on the impact of the Internet on counseling ethics have recommended all of the following EXCEPT:

Duty-to-warn rules and guidelines:

It is useful to consider ethical issues and possible resolutions at which critical times?

Informed consent is based on the notion that clients have a right to be protected against which of the following?

The codes of ethics provided by different professional organizations are:

In working through misjudgments and failures in counseling, which of the following is a false assumption?

The confidential nature of the counselor/client relationship may ethically be breached when:

Even though they are multiple/dual relationships, the ACA Code of Ethics (revised in 2005) describes all of the following as "potentially beneficial interactions" EXCEPT: