From an Aspirational Perspective, "Futurist Ethics" Asks Us to Consider

question 7

Multiple Choice

From an aspirational perspective, "futurist ethics" asks us to consider:

• A) "How can we prevent risks that may arise from changes in the way social work will be practiced?"
• B) "What changes should be made to the baseline standards in the NASW Code of Ethics to preserve the current integrity of the profession?"
• C) "What do we envision for a positive future in social work ethics?"
• D) "Should social workers follow legalism, deontology, virtue ethics, or some other approach to ethical deliberation?"

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Definitions:

Learned Associations

Connections developed between stimuli and responses through experience, leading to conditioned reflexes or behaviors.

Hoarding Disorder

A persistent difficulty discarding or parting with possessions, regardless of their actual value, leading to clutter and disruption in living spaces.

Compulsively Collects And Stores

A behavior characterized by an irresistible urge to acquire and keep various objects, leading to excessive accumulation.

Excessive Acquisition Of Objects

The compulsive gathering of items to the point where it negatively impacts one's life, often related to hoarding behavior.