Chapter 13 Resolving Ethical Issues Flashcards

1
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what 2 things make up our ethics

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Ethics arise out of values and morals

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2
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when working with a minor, who is the client according to the law

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thier legal guardian

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3
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what 3 things does a licensure board control in order to hand out licenses

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educational requirements, competency exam, and supervised clinical experience

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4
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what a 2 credentials are offered by the association for play therapy

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Registered Play Therapist (RPT) and the Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor (APT-S)

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5
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define adjudication

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make a formal judgment or decision about a dispute or dilemma (process of handling ethical issues by various bodies and organizations)

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when an unethical choice is made, what is the first step as a counselor to be made

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informal resolution (speak to the person about hte issue) so long as harm hasn’t occured and it doesn’t violate confidentiality

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when reporting ethical breaches to boards, does the confidentiality of the client still remain intact

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no as this is considered consultation or testimony and the client should be made aware of this.

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if youa re not a member fo the ACA, do their ethics apply to you

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no

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9
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are complaints made to the ACA anonymous

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no. a person charged has a right to the records and documentation submitted to the ACA in order to defend themselves.

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10
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while ethical boards are not boards of law or justice, does the burden of proof still exist

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burden of proof to rule against the accused still exists (the accurse has to prove the accused as doing something wrong)

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11
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if a person is found to have commited ethical wrongdoings, what are the 4 choices of the board as optiosn for responses

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remediation, probation, suspension, and expulsion

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12
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what does having a state license allow us to do

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to bill independently (be able to open a private practice)

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13
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has the number of ethical inquiries gone up or done

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up, by alot. this is due to the public being educated on our ethical codes, as well as the country being very sue-happy

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14
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what is a subpoena duces tecum

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subpoena duces tecum is an order filed through the court by an attorney requesting the production of records or evidence, such as case files

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15
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what is step 1 when recieving a formal complaint

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first step a counselor should take is to cease and desist all communication with the client

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16
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what is step 2 after getting a formal complaint

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Always consult legal counsel before replying and do not alter the files in anyway.

17
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what does our insurance mean by personal injury protection

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personal injury protection covers claims related to slander, libel, and privacy violations.

18
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what is step 1 if we think someone has made an ethical error

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find the ethical code that the act pairs with, if there is none, then there is no ethical dilemma.

19
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if we believe that an ethical violation has occured, and we are goign to do an informal resolution, what is the first step

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set up an appointment directly with teh person in question to discuss the matter.