The Steps for Solving an Ethical Dilemma Include

question 13

Multiple Choice

The steps for solving an ethical dilemma include:

• A)identifying the alternatives first.
• B)ranking the alternatives last.
• C)choosing a course of action before determining the professional implications.
• D)determining the professional implications after ranking the alternatives.

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Definitions:

Reliability

The extent to which a measuring instrument yields consistent and reliable outcomes across multiple tests.

Genogram

A map of an individual’s family tree that may include the family history of illnesses, mental disorders, substance use, expectations, relationships, cultural issues, and other concerns relevant to counseling. Special symbols may be used to assist in creating this map. It is a type of record and personal document.

Family History

The compilation of records or data regarding the lineage, health, and personal characteristics of one's relatives.

Mental Disorders

Health conditions characterized by alterations in thinking, mood, or behavior associated with distress and/or impaired functioning.