Ethics Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Licensed Psychologist (LP) - ANSWER-10 yrs Doctoral Degree: PhD or PsyD in clinical psychology. Must pass the EPPP national exam Minimum of 2,000 hours of post-PhD supervised practice hours Psychiatrist - ANSWER-12 yrs Medical Doctor (MD, DO) Must pass the USMLE National Exam supervised client-contact hours: included in degree in professional orientation- "rotation" Professional Counselors - ANSWER-Time investment: 6 yrs License/Certifications: LPC, LAC, LCSW, LMHC, LFMT, etc. ...

Laws and ethics differ in thatLaws dictate minimum standards of behavior that society will tolerate while ethics represent the ideal standards expected by the profession Nature of professional ethics in counselingBecause there are few absolute right answers to ethical questions, consultation with counseling colleagues is very important when making ethical decisions Counselor who is counseling a client planning a violent act against another person and who intervene to notify family memb...

emotionsit is thus concluded, can be rational in being based at least sometimes on good judgements about how well a circumstance or agent accomplishes appropriate objectives. feelingsare also visceral or instinctual by providing motivations to act morally. feelings and emotionshowever, can become obstacles or impediments to becoming ethical. ethical subjectivismThis theory basically utterly runs contrary to the principle that there is objectivity in morality. it is not about what thin...

According to Thomson and her violinist analogy based argument, if the fetus is thought to be a human being then abortion is not morally permissible.False All arguments regarding abortion depend on decisions regarding the moral status of the fetus.False According to utilitarian reasoning, abortion is morally unjustified if it will lead to more unhappiness than happiness.True According to Thomson, if one has a right to life one has a right to whatever is necessary to sustain that life.F...

Telosrefers to the desired end of human act. Goodmoral human beings want to achieve in the performance of the act. Dominant viewit is a view in which all series of human acts, that is, before doing the final act as the ultimate end of the moral agent, are considered subordinate. Characterit is the development of personality that resulted in the application of virtues. Virtueit is achieved through frequent act until it becomes part of one's system of action. Moral VirtueIt refers to those...

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Aristotelian Friendship, Golden Mean, and Eudaimonia Rasmussen College SDA-PHI 1520-01 Ethics Around the Globe

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