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    students enrolled at Southern New Hampshire University. The researcher will then ask the random respondents for consent and approval to answer the psychological tests until the desired number is reached. In addition, the researcher will maintain confidentiality among the respondents and personal identifiable information such as name, social security number, date and place of birth should not be collected. Materials In this research study, two psychological instruments are going to be used to…

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    Dual Counseling Boundaries

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    ASCA addresses both the student and the client need to received education on the limitations, while the ACA only addresses the client in these situations. Both emphasize the need to plan out and to remain cautious in terms of staying true to confidentiality in virtual counseling, and letting clients know the benefits and the cautions of virtual counseling (ACA Code of Ethics, 2014) (ASCA Ethical Standards, 2016). In regards to the history of the ethics many ethical codes are newly developed,…

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    The President’s counsel urged two grounds. The first ground was for confidentiality of the information transmitted between the high-ranking officials and the people that advise and assist them. The second ground was that the claim rests on the doctrine of separation of powers and that protects the president” from a judicial subpoena in an ongoing criminal prosecution” (Nixon at 238). Nevertheless, the desire for confidently between high-ranking officials and the doctrine of separation of powers…

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    Counseling from Amberton University, Garland, TX (2016). Within clinical training and work experience, I have provided counseling services for adolescents, adult and group therapies in a psychiatric hospital. Professional Disclosure, client Consent & Confidentiality Nature of Counseling: As human, we are more than often avoid meeting our difficulties until feeling deeply painful or displeased. Growth transpires when individuals acknowledge distress and disentangle what has been repressed. I…

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    with various dilemmas. According to the Ethical Issue Inventory section of the text, I have identified my two most pressing issues I am most concerned about. The first contemplation is that “it would be difficult for me to decide when to break confidentiality” (p. 219). I understand that the general rule I should keep in mind is to make decisions based on the priority and well-being of the client. This point is imperative to hold when venturing into sticky situations. However, I would struggle…

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    Iowa state university, Information assurance is the method of maintaining and managing the risks regarding some information. Information assurance professionals try to protect the information and information systems by assuring authentication, confidentiality, integrity and availability of information. At whatever the phase the information is like storage, transition or processing, ensuring the protection of the information is the key. We can also say that assuring the authorized users to have…

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    Active Passive Model

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    3.1 The active-passive model Active-passive refers to those instances in which the physicians do something to a patient who is completely inactive (Szasz et al., 1958:522). 3.2 The guidance cooperation model Presupposes that the physician will tell the patient what to do and the latter will comply or obey (Szasz et al., 1958:522). Both parties are “active” and contribute to the relationship. The only difference between them relates to power and status (Szasz et al., 1958:522). This simply…

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    by the authorized use of the private key, a compromised private key can be used to abuse network resources, steal valuable data, and destroy reputations. Cryptographic algorithms can implement encryption and decryption of information for data confidentiality, message authentication codes for data integrity and entity authentication, as well as digital signatures, and…

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    two parties without much more preparation than the exchange of the email addresses of the communicating parties. But Goodrich and Tamassia (2011, pp.500-501) explain that fundamental email protocols do not address authentication, integrity or confidentiality issues of secure communications. Sending email uses the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) which is a text based application layer protocol that can be easily monitored, intercepted and even manipulated by unauthorized agents en route.…

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    Mr. Brisbois is the client service director at the North Shore Health Project. He recently visited as a guest speaker at Bunker Hill Community College. The North Shore Health Project is the non-profit organization and serving the Gloucester neighborhood Massachusetts. This organization’s mission statement is “Here for Each Other” It is very motivational and promoting inclusiveness within the community (North Shore Health Project, 2015). The North Shore Health Projects serving towards promoting…

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