From lowest to highest levels, contextual factors should be considered in the Integrative Decision-Making Model of Ethical Behavior in the following order:
a. clinical multi disciplinary, societal resource/public policy, clinical counseling, institutional/agency.
b. clinical counseling, clinical multi disciplinary, institutional/agency, societal resource/public policy
c. societal resource/public policy, institutional/agency, clinical multi disciplinary, clinical counseling
d. societal resource/public policy, clinical multi disciplinary, clinical counseling, institutional/agency.
B
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