The Highest Standards of Thinking and a Professional's Willingness to Reflect

question 19

Multiple Choice

The highest standards of thinking and a professional's willingness to reflect on the effects their interventions may have on the welfare of their clients describes what kind of ethics?

• A) Mandatory ethics
• B) Principle ethics
• C) Aspirational ethics
• D) Positive ethics

Understand the concept of mental models and their impact on perception and behavior.

Learn the difference between tacit and explicit knowledge and their roles in organizational learning.

Identify the importance of organizational learning and its relation to individual learning.

Recognize the factors that influence our attention and perception in organizational settings.

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Definitions:

Explicit Attitudes

Attitudes that a person is consciously aware of and can report or express directly.

Procedural Knowledge

Knowledge of how to perform tasks or procedures, often acquired through practice and experience rather than theoretical understanding.

Introverted

Characterized by or favoring to concentrate on one's own thoughts and feelings rather than seeking external stimuli.

Mindfulness

A mental state achieved by focusing one's awareness on the present moment, while calmly acknowledging and accepting one's feelings, thoughts, and bodily sensations, used as a therapeutic technique.