The Ethics Codes of Most Professional Organizations Provide Guidelines for the Ethical

question 35

Multiple Choice

The ethics codes of most professional organizations provide guidelines for the ethical practice of bartering.Some more recent codes (APA,NASW,AAMFT,and ACA) :

• A) state the practice of bartering is unethical no matter the circumstances.
• B) take a more strict attitude increasing the punishment for practicing bartering.
• C) state bartering should take place of payment; therefore,the therapeutic relationship can become more trustworthy.
• D) take a more flexible and less punitive attitude toward bartering.

Appreciate the role of pro forma statements in forecasting and planning for future financial performance.

Understand the basic structure and function of neurons.

Learn the process and significance of action potentials and neural transmission.

Recognize the different stages and components involved in neurotransmission.

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Definitions:

Unilateral Decisions

Actions or resolutions taken by one party or authority without consultation with or agreement from other parties affected by the decision.

Work Assignments

The tasks or duties allocated to employees as part of their job responsibilities.

Duty Of Fair Representation

The legal obligation of a union to represent all members within its bargaining unit equally and without bias, particularly in grievance procedures or negotiations.

Equal Treatment

The principle of treating all individuals equally, without discrimination on the basis of characteristics such as race, gender, or ethnicity.