E1 and e2 (test manual)

1. It is one of the ACA Code of Ethics which the counselor respect the rights, the freedom the integrity and the culture of the client, whether in an individual relationship or in a grouping setting. ,[object Object]

ConfidentialityANSWER: a. Counseling Relationship- Counselors always respect the rights , freedom, the integrity and welfare of the client, whether in an individual or in group setting. Counselors believe that the clients have a potential to grow and change and strive to empower them in this endeavor. Reference: Christopher Faiver, Sheri Eisengart, Ronald Colonna. The Counselor Intern’s Handbok, 2nd edition. Wadsworth, a division of Thomson Learning. 2000. p. 131 2. It is the central developing a trust and productive-therapist relationship where the counselors have an ethical responsibility to discuss the nature and purpose of counseling process. ,[object Object]

Privilege CommunicationANSWER: b. Confidentiality- Counselors maintain the standard of confidentiality as they work to establish the therapeutic relationship and this standard is violated only when the safety and well-being of the clients, those individuals around them, and the general community are jeopardy. Reference: Christopher Faiver, Sheri Eisengart, Ronald Colonna. The Counselor Intern’s Handbok, 2nd edition. Wadsworth, a division of Thomson Learning. 2000. p. 132 3. Counselor has an ethical standard to provide their services to individual regardless of age, color, culture, disability, either group gender, race, religion, sexual orientation or socio-economic status as original. ,[object Object]

Social responsibilityANSWER: b. Professional responsibility- Counselors operate their scope of competencies, education and training, and professional experience and committed to Continuing education and awareness in working with diverse populations, diagnose, and theories and techniques of treatment. Reference: Christopher Faiver, Sheri Eisengart, Ronald Colonna. The Counselor Intern’s Handbok, 2nd edition. Wadsworth, a division of Thomson Learning. 2000. p. 132 4. The counselor has an ethical to demonstrate respect for the rights and well being of colleagues and abide the policies and procedures of their agencies. ,[object Object]

Relationship with other professionals

Professional relationshipANSWER: c. Relationship with other professional- Counselors define and describe their professional roles and responsibilities with employers, employees, colleagues, and supervisors. These delineations are reflected in working agreements, clinical relationship, and issues of confidentiality and also adhere to professional standards. Reference: Christopher Faiver, Sheri Eisengart, Ronald Colonna. The Counselor Intern’s Handbok, 2nd edition. Wadsworth, a division of Thomson Learning. 2000. p. 133 5. The counselors use this technique to the best interest of client welfare, where the results may interpret and may be a basis for conclusion and recommendation: ,[object Object]

All of the aboveANSWER: b. Assessment- Counselors use educational and psychological assessment techniques in the best interest of clients welfare, and the counselor strive to respect client’s rights to know test results, interpretation, and the basis for conclusions and recommendation Reference: Christopher Faiver, Sheri Eisengart, Ronald Colonna. The Counselor Intern’s Handbok, 2nd edition. Wadsworth, a division of Thomson Learning. 2000. p. 133 6. The counselor educations advice prospective students concerning program requirement including the scope of professional skills development and they provide a comprehensive view of the counseling profession. ,[object Object]

All of the aboveANSWER: d. All of the above. Counselors responsible for training counselor education student and counselor supervisees are competent practitioners and teachers. They model the highest ethical standards of the profession, maintain appropriate professional and social boundaries. Reference: Christopher Faiver, Sheri Eisengart, Ronald Colonna. The Counselor Intern’s Handbok, 2nd edition. Wadsworth, a division of Thomson Learning. 2000. p. 134 7. The counselors may hypothetically discuss ethical issues and concerns with colleagues and take cautions so as not to initiate, participate in, or encourage the filing of unwarranted or harmful ethical complaints. ,[object Object]

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