4 Questions
In adhering to Principle I, MFTs will show respect for the knowledge, insight, experience, expertise, and cultural perspectives and values of others, limited only by those that seriously contravene the ethical principles of this Code. 1.2 Use language that conveys respect for the dignity of persons and peoples in all spoken, written, electronic, or printed ______.
communication
Use appropriate language in all ______ to and about clients, avoiding diagnostic labelling that is likely to cause harm to clients.
communications
Refuse participation in practices disrespectful of the moral rights of persons or peoples, including their human, legal, and civil ______.
rights
Show respect for the ______, insight, experience, expertise, and cultural perspectives and values of others, limited only by those that seriously contravene the ethical principles of this Code.
knowledge
Study Notes
Principle I: Respect for Others
- Respect the knowledge, insight, experience, expertise, and cultural perspectives and values of others, with the exception of those that contravene the ethical principles of this Code.
- Use language that conveys respect for the dignity of persons and peoples in all forms of communication (spoken, written, electronic, or printed).
- Avoid using diagnostic labelling that is likely to cause harm to clients in all communication.
- Refuse to participate in practices that disrespect the moral rights of persons or peoples, including their human, legal, and civil rights.
- Show respect for the cultural perspectives and values of others, limited only by those that seriously contravene the ethical principles of this Code.
Test your knowledge of adherence to Principle I in the context of MFTs' respect for the dignity of persons and peoples. This quiz covers the use of language, cultural perspectives, and values in communication.
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