Ethics in Action Segment Responses Liberty University SEGMENT ONE: MANAGING BOUNDARIES 1.If this was your client‚ what would you say and do? Be specific. Why would you respond this way? If this were my client‚ I would further explore the reasons she desires the out of office interaction‚ and the possible risks and benefits of this interaction. For instance‚ I could say‚ “You say that meeting in the office makes you feel uncomfortable‚ can you elaborate
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is most accurate? Answer A. Adam B. Beth C. Charlie D. David . 10 points Question 2 Which of the following is NOT true about law? Answer A. Law should be demonstrably fair to all concerned. B. Law should accurately reflect the beliefs of the majority of citizens. C. Neither of the above is true D. Both of the above are true . 10 points Question 3 When faced with the possibility of wrongdoing‚ which of the following is most appropriate?
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Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Multiple-Choice Technique: The Ambiguity of "Young Goodman Brown" "Young Goodman Brown" is a short‚ fictional story written by Nathaniel Hawthorne (1804-1864). Along with symbolism and religious allusion‚ Hawthorne uses an interesting technique in his works‚ keeping his audience wondering about what they just read. This technique can best be described as a multiple-choice technique‚ where there are different choices to interpret the text. The multiple-choice technique is ambiguous
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1. Name two important circumstances in which counsellor would consider breaching confidentiality. What factors would need to be considered and what steps might be taken‚ before making this decision? Confidentiality is someone who is trusted with private or secrecy matter; confidential whisper or issue. (Credo Reference‚ 2001). Certain situations where the confidentiality between client and therapist‚ may need to be breached to ensure the safety of the client him/herself‚ the community or ourselves
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Money Can Buy Happiness: The Question of Choice in Dreiser’s “The Second Choice” The United States in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century was undergoing a drastic change. A war between its states had just concluded‚ enslaved people were granted freedom‚ immigrants from all over the world flocked to the country‚ and a bitter divide between rich and poor was beginning to form. The literature followed the same trajectory of the country and‚ as does most literature‚ became a mirror of the
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File: Chapter 1 Essentials CAEQBPro Multiple Choice 1. QuickBooks Pro 2008 Student Trial Edition will operate for how many days after registration? a. 30 days. b. 60 days. c. 120 days. d. 140 days. Ans: d 2. Once QuickBooks Pro 2008 Student Trial Edition is installed‚ all of the following icons will appear on the desktop except: a. QuickBooks Pro 2008. b. Support for QuickBooks. c. QuickBooks Library. d. Payroll for QuickBooks. Ans: c 3. The
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1 Tapping into Multiple Intelligences to Teach Information Literacy Skills Sally Brewer (2005) Abstract (Summary) One of the major questions that classroom teachers wrestle with is what strategy or method to use when teaching their students. One of the theories that library media specialists are finding to be effective as they teach information literacy skills is Howard Gardner ’s theory of multiple intelligences. Brewer reviews Gardner ’s work and the work of other researchers in this area
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Emanuela Sabau Dr. Geri Harmon English 1101 12/07/2010 Choices Our lives are full of choices‚ from the moment our eyes open in the morning to when they close at night. We make choices every day. Some are considerably easy and we don’t even pay attention to them‚ while others are at times complicated. Some of the choices we have to make in life are easier than others. One of the relatively easier ones is what clothes to wear every day. Selecting what to wear each day can be a horrific‚ time-consuming
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1. The majority of people lie to their employers from time to time. | | | | | Completely true | | | Mostly true | | | Somewhat true/false | | | Mostly false | | | Completely false | | | 2. | How much time per day do you think the average employee with Internet access at their desk surfs the net in an unauthorized manner? | | | | | 0-15 minutes | | | 15-30 minutes | | | 30-60 minutes | | | 60-90 minutes | | | 90-120
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1. In this situation I would tell the cashier I was given too much money. I typically look at my change before leaving the counter and in this case it would be immediately obvious that I had received too much. When I was a teenager I worked in a cash register environment and I know people can lose their jobs over having a short register. It was an honest mistake made by the cashier and I wouldn’t want anyone to lose their job. If I can prevent that from happening‚ I will gladly speak up and give
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