Ethical Decision-Making Models (8-14 Quiz

Which model places emphasis on identifying the decision that should be taken and then reviewing the situation to identify the context, problems, ethical and moral aspects, and the persons involved?

• Thompson and Thompson Model

• SAD Formula

• Javier Morata Model

• Elaine Congress Model

According to the SAD Formula, which phase constitutes the longest part of the exercise and requires the identification of the principles and values involved?

• Decision

• Examine

• Analysis

• Situation

In the Javier Morata Model, what is the purpose of Stage II which involves examining the possible courses of action and evaluating the consequences?

• To gather data

• To make a decision

• To examine the relevant values

• To propose a hypothesis

Which model was proposed by Elaine Congress and takes into consideration the principles and philosophical bases of both Kantian and utilitarian traditions?

• Thompson and Thompson Model

• International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW) Model

• SAD Formula

• Javier Morata Model

According to the International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW) Model, what is the first step that should be based on deontological and utilitarian ethical theories?

• System of rules derived from the principles

• Should be based on the deontological and utilitarian ethical theories

• Should use a moral code

• Superiority of the moral rules

What is the purpose of the Loewenberg and Dolgoff Model's first step which involves identifying the problem and the factors contributing to maintaining the problem?

• To identify the values held by the different participants

• To ensure the effectiveness and efficacy of each alternative

• To determine who should be involved in the decision making

• To express the goals and objectives

In the Social Law Model, what is the purpose of the first part which involves narrating the events and identifying the relevant data from the case?

• To identify those affected by the problem and their reasons

• To generate possible alternatives to the problem

• To identify the nature of the ethical problem

• To consider the difficulties of putting alternatives into practice

Which model was developed in the early 1970s and has been a reference for the development of other models?

• SAD Formula

• Javier Morata Model

• Elaine Congress Model

• Thompson and Thompson Model

According to the SAD Formula, what is the purpose of the last step which is focused on describing in one line the behavior to follow?

• To identify the facts and obtain sufficient information

• To apply moral theories and consider ethical alternatives

• To propose a hypothesis about the possible consequences

• To establish an ethical judgment or conclusion

In the Javier Morata Model, what is the purpose of Stage III which involves decision making and execution?

• To examine the possible courses of action

• To gather data to detect problems

• To identify the values held by the different participants

• To make interventions at the first level of clinical practice