DIASS

1.   What defines "ethical behaviors" for counselors?

• Behaviors that are only good in specific situations.

• Behaviors that are bad and unacceptable.

• Actions that are determined by individual counselors.

• Actions that are generally accepted as good.

12. 2. To whom are licensed counselors accountable?

•   They are accountable to their clients, the professional body, and the government.

• They are accountable only to their clients.

• They are accountable only to the government.

• They are only accountable to the professional body.

3. 3. What is the purpose of the "code of ethics" for counselors?

• To define their financial earnings.

• To provide a list of acceptable clients.

• To outline marketing strategies for counselors.

• To serve as a guide to regulate behaviors and define functions and responsibilities.

14. 4. According to Principle 2: Competence, what should counselors do to maintain their professional skills?

• Exceeding their areas of expertise to help more clients.

    

• Relying solely on initial education without further development.

• Attending further studies, trainings, and seminars to enhance skills.

• Only providing services for which they have a basic understanding.

5. 5. Which of the following is an example of Principle 1: Respect for the rights and dignity of the client?

• Making decisions for clients to speed up therapy.

   

• Sharing client information with colleagues without consent.

•   Ignoring clients' requests for privacy.

• Respecting clients' rights to privacy, confidentiality, and self-determination.

1. A counselor laughed when he heard about the problem of his/her client.

• ETHICAL

• UNETHICAL

1. A counselor should always continue to increase his/her skills and knowledge.

• ETHICAL

• UNETHICAL

1. A counselor gives full attention to the client during counseling process.

• ETHICAL

• UNETHICAL

1. A counselor keeps on playing computer games during counseling process.

• ERTHICA

• UNETHICAL

A counselor can have a romantic relationship with his/her client.

• ETHICAL

• UNETHICAL