Chapter 8 Counseling Gerpren

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Are the dilemmas, unethical practices, ethical/unethical behavior in counseling

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Ethical problems

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Has to know the kind of ethical problems present in the counseling process.

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Counselor

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They have categorized ethical problems usually met by a guidance counselor

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Hayman and Covert

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The counselor’s behavior is below acceptable standards.

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Counselor competence

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The counselee requests not to divulge information to anybody else.

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Confidentiality

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The counselor’s function is multiple: as a friend, counselor, and superior. If the counselor is fully aware of his role, it becomes easy to deal with.

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Role conflict

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The clients have problems with their employer or superiors.

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Conflicts with employer or institution

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Disclosing information to a third party may endanger the client and others.

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Danger

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It is mandatory for the counselor to adhere to ethical guidelines. When the counselor is sensitive to the effects of the counseling action and interaction on the client and society, it is aspirational.

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Mandatory and aspirational

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Kitcherner categorized the ethical principles into five different kinds

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Based on ethical principles

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Respecting the rights if others

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Autonomy

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The concept explains doing or causing no harm to others

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Normaleficience

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Refers to the positive obligation of doing good to help others

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Beneficence

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In distributing services, fairness is adopted

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Justice

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The promise between the client and counselor is kept faithfully

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Fidelity

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Usually guided by the ethical standards provision.

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Ethical behavior or counselors

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Are the guidelines in counseling that are used in an effective counseling process.

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Ethical standards

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Published in 1968 was drafted and revised by the ethics committee created by the Philippine Guidance and Personnel Association(PGPA)

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The Code of Ethics

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States that counseling psychologists have to abide by the Code of Ethics. She further stated that counseling psychology in the Philippines needs to be revised and modified.

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Clemeña(1991)

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Discussed the need for a code of ethics for counseling psychologists

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Published book on Guidance, Ordonez(1985)

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The need for Professional Ethics for guidance counselors was given emphasis by _____________

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Benitez(1969)

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There is also a need to examine the wide range of ethical behavior and problems for professional practice

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Shertzer & Stone, 1974