Question 1

Which ethical framework would encourage a person to determine what a role model such as Jesus or Buddha would do in a given situation?

Accepted Answer

A) Confucian ethics 
B) Virtue ethics 
C) The ethics of caring 
D) Religious ethics 
A) Confucian ethics 
B) Virtue ethics 
C) The ethics of caring 
D) Religious ethics

Question 2

Deontologists reject the notion of fixed morals and believe that ethical decisions are based on the consequences of the situation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Compare and contrast the similarities and differences between societal values
and group values.

Accepted Answer

Societal values and group values both pl

Question 4

Which values are recognized by a major percentage of the entire social system?

Accepted Answer

A) Group values 
B) Professional values 
C) Societal values 
D) Personal values 
A) Group values 
B) Professional values 
C) Societal values 
D) Personal values

Question 5

Ethical absolutism stresses the importance of fixed moral rules.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Which ethical framework would encourage a person to determine what a role model such as Jesus or Buddha would do in a given situation?

Deontologists reject the notion of fixed morals and believe that ethical decisions are based on the consequences of the situation.

Compare and contrast the similarities and differences between societal values and group values.

Which values are recognized by a major percentage of the entire social system?

Ethical absolutism stresses the importance of fixed moral rules.

Ethical Choices in the Helping Professions

Values and Professional Ethics

Guidelines for Ethical Decision Making

Client Rights and Professional Expertise

Value Neutrality and Imposing Values

The Professional Relationship: Limits, Dilemmas, and Problems

Confidentiality and Informed Consent

Social Justice, Limited Resources, and Advocacy

Organizational and Work Relationships

Social Work With Selected Client Groups

Changing World, Changing Dilemmas

Whose Responsibility Are Professional Ethics

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Exam 3: Guidelines for Ethical Decision Making

Which ethical framework would encourage a person to determine what a role model such as Jesus or Buddha would do in a given situation?

Deontologists reject the notion of fixed morals and believe that ethical decisions are based on the consequences of the situation.

Compare and contrast the similarities and differences between societal values and group values.

Which values are recognized by a major percentage of the entire social system?

Ethical absolutism stresses the importance of fixed moral rules.

Ethical Choices in the Helping Professions

Values and Professional Ethics

Guidelines for Ethical Decision Making

Client Rights and Professional Expertise

Value Neutrality and Imposing Values

The Professional Relationship: Limits, Dilemmas, and Problems

Confidentiality and Informed Consent

Social Justice, Limited Resources, and Advocacy

Organizational and Work Relationships

Social Work With Selected Client Groups

Changing World, Changing Dilemmas

Whose Responsibility Are Professional Ethics

Filters