Ethics Midterm Ch. 1

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Across
  1. 3. setting aside personal values within counseling relationships
  2. 6. in Figure 1-1, the fundamental element at the base of the internal building blocks of the professional practice model
  3. 7. principle that represents a commitment to fairness
  4. 10. being honest
  5. 11. standard based on a shared understanding of professional rights and wrongs
  6. 12. working for good of society and individuals
  7. 15. agreed rules set forth in society basic principles for living together
  8. 16. honoring freedom of choices
  9. 18. philosophy that argues people should choose actions to do the greatest good for the greatest number
  10. 20. term to describe actions taken to benefit others
  11. 21. conduct that is judged as good or right for counselors
  12. 23. slope this happens when one begins to compromise their own ethical principles
  13. 25. one of four mental health providers
  14. 26. standard based on written laws and regulations, ensuring that practitioners adhere to established legal requirements
  15. 28. one of four mental health providers
Down
  1. 1. term to describe actions taken from self-interest
  2. 2. being faithful
  3. 4. consists of three main components
  4. 5. one of four mental health providers
  5. 8. worker one of four mental health providers
  6. 9. model for counselors to help each person to achieve positive mental health to the degree possible
  7. 13. doing no harm
  8. 14. bias bias of which you are not aware is at work
  9. 17. set of shared beliefs that guide ethical practices in helping professions
  10. 19. model for the helper to identify illness, and return help seeker to level of functioning enjoyed before an illness
  11. 22. emphasizes the development of moral character and virtues within an individual
  12. 24. beliefs that guide personal and professional choices and behavior
  13. 27. customs or norms, derived from the Latin "mores"