List and describe the seven steps in Forester-Miller and Davis's (1998) ethical decision-making model
What will be an ideal response?
Forester-Miller and Davis's (1998) ethical decision-making model:
a. Identify the problem
i. gather information
ii. examine problem from many different perspectives
iii. avoid easy solutions
iv. Seek advice from legal experts, if needed
b. Apply the ACA Code of Ethics
i. refer to the ACA Code of Ethics (2005)
ii. If applicable, follow code(s)
c. Determine the nature and dimensions of the dilemma
i. Consider principles of autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, justice, fidelity, and veracity
ii. Review relevant professional literature
iii. Consult with colleagues and supervisors
iv. Consult with state and national professional associations
d. Generate potential courses of action
i. Don't work alone on this if possible
e. Consider potential consequences of all options and determine course of action
i. Eliminate options with problematic consequences
ii. Determine which option best addresses identified situation and priorities
f. Evaluate selected course of action
i. Determine whether it presents any new ethical considerations.
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