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| HIGHER LEVEL OF ETHICAL FUNCTIONING |
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| ETHICALLY DOING THE BEST YOU CAN |
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| FIRST STEP IN AN ETHICAL DECISION |
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| THE UNCONSCIOUS TRANSFER OF A CLIENTS PERCEPTION OF ANOTHER PERSON OR SITUATION ONTO THE COUNSELOR |
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| FIRST LEVEL OF ETHICS CHARACTERIZED BY COMPLIANCE WITH THE LAW AND THE CODES |
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| MAXIMUM SELF-DETERMINISM ON THE PART OF THE CLIENT |
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| LAST STEP IN DECISION MAKING |
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| DECIDE THE BEST COURSE OF ACTION |
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| THE OPPOSITE OF TRANSFERENCE. THE COUNSELOR PROJECTS HIS OWN UNCONSCIOUS FEELINGS OR EXPERIENCES ONTO THE CLIENT. |
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| PRINICIPLE PROVIDING EQUAL TREATMENT TO ALL CLIENTS. |
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| PROMOTES THE GROWTH AND WELL BEING OF THE CLIENT-"THE GOOD". |
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| SOMETHING THAT IS CONSIDERED UNETHICAL... |
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| IMPOSITION OF A COUNSELOR'S VALUES ON THE CLIENT |
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| ENDING SOMEONE'S LIFE EARLIER THAN WOULD HAVE HAPPENED NATURALLY- SPEEDING UP THE PROCESS. |
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| SENSE OF IDENTITY THAT STEMS FROM COMMON ANCESTRY, RELIGION, RACE, ETC. |
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| EDUCATE PROFESSIONALS ABOUT SOUND ETHICAL CONDUCT. A MECHANISM FOR PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY AND A CATALYST FOR IMPROVING PRACTICE. |
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| ACQUIRING KNOWLEDGE OF A CULTURALLY DIFFERENT CLIENT, ADAPTING TECHNIQUES FOR CULTURALLY DIFFERENT CLIENTS. |
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| HELPING INTERVENTION AND PROCESS THAT DEFINES GOALS, CONSISTENT WITH CULTURAL VALUES OF CLIENTS. |
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| ASSOCIATED WITH GENDER, RACE, ECONOMIC STATUS, PHYSICAL CAPACITY, SEXUAL ORIENTATION, ETC. BIGGER THAN ETHNICITY. |
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| COUNSELOR WHO MAY DEFINE REALITY ACCORDING TO ONE SET OF CULTURAL ASSUMPTIONS. TRAPPED IN ONE WAY OF THINKING. |
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| SOMETHING THAT CAN INTERFERE WITH THE THERAPEUTIC PROCESS |
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| THE THERAPIST IS UNAWARE OF THEIR OWN NEEDS AND BIASES. |
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| AN ETHICAL MANDATE FOR COUNSELORS, NOT A LUXURY. |
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| HOW CAN A COUNSELOR IMPOSE THEIR OWN VALUES ON A CLIENT? |
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1. LEADING QUESTIONS
2. REINFORCING BIASED STATEMENTS MORE THAN OTHER ASPECTS. |
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| FIRST STEP IN BECOMING A MULTICULTURAL COUNSELOR |
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| EDUCATING YOURSELF AND KNOWING YOUR OWN BIASES. |
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