Yolanda is an experienced therapist who seems to always feel more compassionate toward the female members of the families she counsels. What are the most salient ethical issues involved in this case?
A. Because of her bias, Yolanda may be inclined to collude with some family members against others, or otherwise contribute to dysfunctional family system dynamics.
B. Yolanda has been practicing for many years, so her competence should not be questioned.
C. Yolanda seems to advocate for those with less power in the family structure, so her stance is actually beneficial for all members of the families with whom she works.
D. Yolanda must be in a same-sex relationship, which is unsanctioned by the professional organization in which she is a member.
Answer: A
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