From the Perspective of Principle Ethics, a Counselor Who Is

question 13

Multiple Choice

From the perspective of principle ethics, a counselor who is counseling a client planning a violent act against another person and who intervenes to notify family members is

• A) sacrificing client autonomy in order to prevent harm and to do good.
• B) sacrificing fidelity in order to be truthful.
• C) sacrificing justice in order to be faithful to promises made.
• D) sacrificing veracity in order to protect the client's anonymity.
• E) sacrificing beneficence in order to promote fidelity.

Describe the mechanisms and rates of genetic substitution and their role in evolutionary divergence.

Ability to align DNA sequences and infer evolutionary relationships.

Recognize the importance of neutral theory and the balance between mutation and genetic drift.

Identify the factors influencing the difficulty of obtaining correct sequence alignments.

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Definitions:

Motivated

Having a strong willingness or enthusiasm to do something, often driven by internal desires or external incentives.

Scarce

Something that is in short supply or limited availability in relation to the demand.

Framing

The way information is presented or an issue is positioned, which can influence perceptions, attitudes, and decisions.

Persuasion

The act of convincing others to adopt a certain belief or follow a particular course of action through argument, appeal, or rationale.