Discuss what makes a teacher, with regard to the professional attitudes and ethical principles required.

themes that may be considered:

Professional conduct of teacher

Roles or responsibilities

Ethical norms

A psychologist treating an adult woman for bulimia, with the patient’s permission, invited her husband to participate in family therapy sessions where the focus was on the woman’s health. Whether the husband was currently in therapy with another professional was not an issue because the reason he had been approached was to participate in therapy where the wife was the identified patient. Is this scenario Ethical or Unethical? If Ethical select True or Unethical select False.

A psychologist developed a professional website to advertise his music therapy practice for children. The website also included a link to a site where the psychologist advertised his services as a piano teacher (3.05, Multiple Relationship). Is this scenario Ethical or Unethical? If Ethical select True or Unethical select False.  

In response to a reporter’s request for background on a highly publicized murder, a psychologist described details of items on psychological tests typically administered in these cases. Is this scenario Ethical or Unethical? If Ethical select True or Unethical select False.  

A clinical child psychologist sought to generate clients by speaking to breast cancer survivor support groups about “serious psychological disorders of childhood” that “often” emerge in children as a reaction to maternal illness.  Is this scenario Ethical or Unethical? If Ethical select True or Unethical select False.

A psychologist used testimonials from current clients on a website advertising his Internet-based counseling services.  Is this scenario Ethical or Unethical? If Ethical select True or Unethical select False.

Choose the correct answer. SOCIAL WORK major/and related fields

1a. An ethical action that a clinician may take to ensure competence in practice is to :

a) work only with clients whose cultural backgrounds are the same as the clinician’s as the way of managing power differences.

b) not work with clients who have problems that the mirror the clinician’s own problems.

c) implement fringe treatments without appropriate training only in extreme and unusual circumstances.

1b. An ethical behavior with respect to public representations is :

a) describing unique abilities and comparative desirability.

b) citing professional affiliations as endorsements.

c) listing one’s highest degree earned within a practice area.

1. Discuss the importance of the Belmont Report in conducting social science research.

2. Provide an overview of the history of conducting ethical research from the eighteenth century to the twenty-first century.

3. In addition to the most current APA Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct, select one other ethics code from a professional social science association. Analyze how both ethical codes provide guidance to social scientists in conducting and using research in his or her professional practice.

4. Explain how to identify when social science research is conducted appropriately or not.

5. Explain the importance of an Institutional Review Board for protecting subjects whether animal or human in social science research.

The NASW Code of Ethics serves to do all of the following except

A. Guide practitioners in resolving practice dilemmas that include ethical issues

B. Guide the assessment of a social worker’s professional integrity

C. Guide practitioners with regard to their behavior with clients, colleagues, employers, and the community

D. Direct the practice of the social worker along rigid laws

What are some ethical way to communicate student progress data, and how to analyze the data based on performance in order to modify instruction. •How you will collaborate with professionals in order to advance this professional practice.

why you think your values and being self- aware of these values are an essential aspect of understanding your Ethical Responsibilities as a Human Service Professional. How does your personal values and biases impact professional applications or practice of human services.

write an ethical profile paper that recognizes the formative influence of your family, heroes, and personal style on you as an ethical professional. This paper will provide a profile of you in regards to your ethical and professional practice. You will be required to include information on who you are as an ethical professional, how this course has shaped your unique ethical decision-making style, and the areas in which you feel still need further development.
First, identify an ethical "hero," an individual that has most impressed you and serves as your role model because of their professional/ethical presence (i.e., sensitivity, appropriate boundaries, and respect for privacy, ethical commitment, and ethical courage). Elaborate on his or her ethical characteristics. Discuss how this person can (or does) serve as a role model for others in the helping profession. Second, describe how this "hero" has influenced your value system.

( ) is the type of insurance most closely associated with torts?

A. disability insurance

B. liability insurance

C. vicarious insurance

D. business interruption insurance