Dr. C is going through a very nasty divorce. She has been attending numerous court dates in order to deal with the ongoing divorce litigation. Through this time, she has been attempting to see her client in her private practice at their regular dates and times. Dr. C is considering whether she should accept new clients at this time. Under 2.06, Dr. C decision should:
a. take on new clients, even if her personal problems will impair her competence
b. refrain from taking on new clients, even if her personal problems will not impair her competence
c. refrain from taking on new clients if there is a substantial likelihood her personal problems will impair her competence
d. take on new clients if it will not impair her competence
c. refrain from taking on new clients if there is a substantial likelihood her personal problems will impair her competence
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a. True b. False
What is relational ethics?
What will be an ideal response?
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