WorksheetsDIASS Counselors Ethical Standard
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 2mins
counselors do not accept as superiors or subordinates’ clients
Confidentiality
The Counseling Relationships
Professional Responsibility
Ethics
Counselors respect the client’s rights to privacy and avoid illegaland unwarranted disclosures of unwarranted information
Confidentiality
The Counseling Relationships
Professional Responsibility
Ethics
Counselors practice only within the boundaries of their competence
Confidentiality
The Counseling Relationships
Professional Responsibility
Ethics
Counselors represent themselves accurately and treat others with honesty, straightforwardness, and fairness. What principle of counseling is applied
Respect for the rights and dignity of the client
Competence
Integrity
Responsibility
Guidance counselors maintain and update their professional skills. What principle of counseling is applied?
Respect for the rights and dignity of the client
Competence
Integrity
Responsibility
Guidance counselors honor and promote the fundamental rights, moral andcultural values, dignity, and worth of clients What principle of counseling is applied?
Respect for the rights and dignity of the client
Competence
Integrity
Responsibility
serves as a guideline for professional counselors, as well as basis on which to process complaints and ethical concerns against counselors
Confidenciality
Competence
Ethics
Professional Responsibility
It is important in counselling, as they are a means to protect the welfare of the client and counselors by clearly outlining what is appropriate.
Confidenciality
Competence
Ethics
Professional Responsibility
Counselors should not have any serious relationship with clients and do not counselperson with whom they have intimate relationship
TRUE
FALSE
Somewhat TRUE
Somewhat FALSE
Counselors avoid doing harm, take responsibility fortheir professional actions, and adopt a systematic approach to resolving ethicaldilemmas.
Respect for the rights and dignity of the client
Competence
Integrity
Responsibility
