Informed Consent in Career Counseling Ethical Standards Refers To

question 15

Multiple Choice

Informed consent in career counseling ethical standards refers to:

• A)​The purpose, goals, and procedures in the counseling relationship
• B)​The referral resource that will be available to the client
• C)​Testing material that will be used in several stages of the choice process
• D)​Career information that will be used to determine the client's fit with an occupation

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Definitions:

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