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Which personal quality involves understanding the client's experience from their own perspective?
Which personal quality involves understanding the client's experience from their own perspective?
- Resilience
- Empathy (correct)
- Integrity
- Sincerity
Which of the following qualities emphasizes a commitment to consistency between actions and professed beliefs?
Which of the following qualities emphasizes a commitment to consistency between actions and professed beliefs?
- Humility
- Competence
- Wisdom
- Sincerity (correct)
What quality is characterized by being capable of working with client concerns without personal diminishment?
What quality is characterized by being capable of working with client concerns without personal diminishment?
- Resilience (correct)
- Integrity
- Empathy
- Courage
Which personal quality is about accurately recognizing one's own strengths and weaknesses?
Which personal quality is about accurately recognizing one's own strengths and weaknesses?
Which quality focuses on effectively using the skills and knowledge required to be an ethical counselor?
Which quality focuses on effectively using the skills and knowledge required to be an ethical counselor?
What is one role of counseling in an individual's life?
What is one role of counseling in an individual's life?
Which ethical principle emphasizes the right to freedom of action and choice in counseling?
Which ethical principle emphasizes the right to freedom of action and choice in counseling?
What is the focus of the Principle of Non-maleficence in counseling?
What is the focus of the Principle of Non-maleficence in counseling?
Which ethical principle relates to the fair distribution of resources in counseling?
Which ethical principle relates to the fair distribution of resources in counseling?
In family therapy, which issue is commonly addressed?
In family therapy, which issue is commonly addressed?
Why is the Principle of Fidelity crucial in counseling?
Why is the Principle of Fidelity crucial in counseling?
Which of the following topics is NOT commonly related to individual therapy?
Which of the following topics is NOT commonly related to individual therapy?
What do ethical principles in counseling require counselors to be?
What do ethical principles in counseling require counselors to be?
Flashcards
What is counselling?
What is counselling?
Counselling refers to a specific type of guidance and support offered to individuals, families, or groups. It aims to help people tackle challenges, improve well-being, and make informed decisions.
What are common areas addressed in counselling?
What are common areas addressed in counselling?
Counselling addresses various personal and interpersonal issues. It covers things like depression, anxiety, relationships, family dynamics, and even career decisions.
What are ethical principles in counselling?
What are ethical principles in counselling?
Counsellors are expected to act with integrity and responsibility. This means they must adhere to ethical principles to safeguard the well-being and rights of their clients.
What is the principle of autonomy in counselling?
What is the principle of autonomy in counselling?
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What is the principle of non-maleficence in counselling?
What is the principle of non-maleficence in counselling?
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What is the principle of justice in counselling?
What is the principle of justice in counselling?
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What is the principle of fidelity in counselling?
What is the principle of fidelity in counselling?
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Why are values important in counselling?
Why are values important in counselling?
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Empathy
Empathy
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Sincerity
Sincerity
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Integrity
Integrity
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Resilience
Resilience
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Humility
Humility
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Study Notes
Counseling Scope
- Counseling applies to diverse life areas (cognitive, mental, economic, financial, psychological).
- It targets individuals, families, and groups.
- Individual counseling addresses various issues like depression, sexual harassment, anxiety, relationships, faith, teenage problems, loss, frustration, tension, vocation, studies.
- Family counseling tackles issues like divorce, family dynamics, life changes, miscommunication, envy, money issues, parenting, remarriage.
Counseling Principles
- Counseling ethics connect closely with values. Counselor actions must reflect ethical principles.
- Counselor decisions and actions need thoughtful reflection and adherence to ethical principles.
- Ethical responsibilities include accountability for decisions.
Ethical Principles
- Autonomy: Clients must freely choose to participate. Counseling requires client consent.
- Non-maleficence: Counselors must avoid causing harm.
- Justice: Fair treatment of all clients, regardless of differences, is essential. Counselors prioritize fairness.
- Fidelity: Loyalty, dependability, and integrity are key. Confidentiality is crucial. Counselors must commit to their client's case.
General Moral Theories
- The BACP Ethical Framework promotes specific personal qualities in counselors.
Personal Moral Qualities
- Empathy: Understanding the client's perspective.
- Sincerity: Aligning actions with professed values.
- Integrity: Honest and consistent service.
- Resilience: Withstanding client concerns without personal distress.
- Humility: Self-awareness of strengths and weaknesses.
- Competence: Utilizing necessary skills and knowledge ethically.
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Description
This quiz explores the essential principles and ethics of counseling across diverse life areas. It addresses the role of counselors in supporting individuals, families, and groups while emphasizing the importance of ethical responsibilities. Test your understanding of key concepts such as autonomy, non-maleficence, and justice in the counseling context.
