4 Questions
According to Principle I, what should MFTs do in terms of language use?
Use language that conveys respect for the dignity of persons and peoples
According to Principle I, what should MFTs avoid in their communications about clients?
Using diagnostic labelling likely to cause harm to clients
What does Principle I.4 require MFTs to do in relation to the moral rights of persons and peoples?
Refuse participation in practices disrespectful of the moral rights of persons or peoples
In adhering to Principle I, what should MFTs show respect for?
The knowledge, insight, experience, expertise, and cultural perspectives and values of others
Study Notes
Principle I: Responsible Caring
- MFTs should use language that is respectful, sensitive, and unbiased, avoiding discriminatory language that might offend or demean clients.
- MFTs should avoid using language that is judgmental, blaming, or pathologizing in their communications about clients.
- Principle I.4 requires MFTs to respect the moral rights of persons and peoples, promoting their integrity and dignity.
- In adhering to Principle I, MFTs should show respect for the dignity, autonomy, and self-worth of individuals, families, and communities.
Test your knowledge of the ethical principles for Marriage and Family Therapists (MFTs) related to the respect for the dignity of persons and peoples, including use of language and cultural perspectives.
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