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These class notes from an ethics class cover welfel's definition of acting ethically, which includes being competent, putting clients and community needs first, using power responsibly, and enhancing the profession's reputation. The notes also discuss four resources for making ethical decisions: developmental psychology, involving the client, philosophical literature, and expert opinions. Ultimately, individuals are responsible for their own ethical actions.
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Ethics Class Notes 1/20/ Welfel’s definition of acting ethically: Being as competent as you profess to be Putting clients’ needs and community needs first and always considering their social context Using power responsibly Conducting oneself so as to enhance the reputation of the profession Four resources we have when we make ethical decisions: Developmental psychology: When making a decision, think about the developmental level of the client. This can be a resource for helping to make decisions. Include client in making decisions (when the client is developmentally ready). Philosophical literature: To think about how people make decisions and approach the world differently based on their philosophical framework or worldview. But, are there things that transcend culture? Books and articles by experts in the professional field. Also consider consultation Ultimately, individuals must take responsibility for their own actions.