When We Are Judging the Fairness of Decisions, Three Major

question 63

True/False

When we are judging the fairness of decisions, three major factors often come into play. These are economics, equality, and justice.

Identify situations where dual or multiple relationships are unavoidable and understand the importance of setting healthy boundaries.

Recognize the importance of informed consent and consultation with colleagues in the context of dual relationships.

Distinguish between nonsexual and sexual dual relationships and their ethical implications.

Understand how home visits and out-of-office visits fit into the context of boundary crossings.

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Definitions:

Self-Perception

An individual's awareness of and attitude towards their own character, feelings, motives, and desires.

Unrealistic Pessimistic

A tendency to expect the worst possible outcome in a situation, beyond a realistic appraisal of the actual risks or outcomes.

Personally Responsible

Taking accountability for one's actions and decisions.

Person-Situation Controversy

A debate in psychology about the relative influence of personality traits versus situational factors on human behavior.