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• W570422051 abstract "Preface. Introduction. I: DEBATES ABOUT PRACTICE. 1. Should Clients Have Access to their Mental Health Records? Yes: Sheldon Gelman. No: Michele Winchester-Vega. 2. Is it unethical for professional helpers to encourage or allow clients to become dependent on them? Yes: Jacinta Marschke. No: Sharon Freedberg. 3. Does reliance on diagnostic labels help clients more than it hurts them? Yes: Larry Icard. No: Sheri F. Seyfried. 4. Is the use of fringe therapies-those lacking substantial theoretical or scientific merit-unethical? Yes: Norman Cobb. No: Cathleen Jordan. 5. Should social workers enroll as preferred providers with for-profit managed care groups? Yes: Robert Gorden. No: Paul M. Kline II: DEBATES ABOUT THE USE OF COERCION. 6. Does the goal of preventing suicide justify placing suicidal clients in care? Yes: Andre Ivanof. No: Tomi Gomory. 7. Does coercion have a legitimate place in the treatment of legally competent clients? Yes: Ray Liles. No: Carol H Meyer. III: DEBATES ABOUT SELF REGULATION OF THE PROFESSION. 8. Is the public adequately protected from incompetent practitioners through licensing? Yes: Joan E. Esser-Stuart. & Paul H. Stuart. No: Charles Atherton. 9. Should the findings of ethics hearings be released to the public? Yes: William Butterfield. No: Colleen Galambos. 10. Is the NASW Code of ethics an effective guide for practitioners? Yes: Kathleen E Murphy. No: Sandra Kopels. 11. Do the ethical standards of the profession carry a higher authority than the law? Yes: Rufus Sylvester Lynch & Jacquelyn Mitchell. No: Jacquelyn Mitchell & Rufus Sylvester Lynch. 12. Is the Code of Ethics as applicable to agency executives as it is to direct service practitioners? Yes: Elaine Congress. No: Burt Gummer. 13. Are professional helpers obliged to talk to a colleague about his or her unethical behavior and, if that is ineffective, report the matter to peers or higher authority? Yes: Frederick G. Reamer. No: Max Siporin. IV: DEBATES ABOUT PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING. 14. Does professional education adequately prepare students to resolve ethical problems of practice? Yes: Wendy Kugelman. No: Frederick G. Reamer. 15. Are professional practitioners ethically bound to keep abreast of the research literature in their respective fields? Yes: Cheryl Richey. No: Sung Sil Lee Sohng. V: DEBATES ABOUT SPECIAL CLIENT POPULATIONS. 16. Is it ethical to presume the competency of runaway/homeless children who are seeking care at a runaway and homeless shelter? Yes: Joanne M. Remy & Linda Glassman. No: Karen M. Staller & Stuart A. Kirk. 17. Is the number of social workers in private practice a measure of how far the profession has strayed from Its historic obligation to serve the poor? Yes: Gary Lowe. No: P. Nelson Reid. 18. Is there a strong ethical case for disallowing or discouraging interracial adoptions? Yes: Raymond L. Bending & Teresa C. Jones. No: Christine T. Lowery. 19. Are private practitioners obligated to serve at least some clients who cannot afford their customary fees? Yes: Kimberly Strom-Gottfried. No: Gary Labella & Betsy Owens" @default.
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