Chapter 3 Flashcards

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Why does ethics matter ?

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  1. Navigate multiple roles
  2. Ethical issues arise
  3. Learn as much as possible about oppressed groups
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What are the 4 historical ethics periods in SW?

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  1. Morality
  2. Values
  3. Ethical theory and decision making period
  4. Ethical standards and risk management
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3
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Describe morality period

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Problems = individual moral failures
Focus on ethics and morality of clients

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Describe values period

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Cause: Debate about profession’s future
SWs look at their values and their effect on the profession

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Describe ethical theory and decision making period

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1970s
Controversial medical developments —> increase ethics debates
Terminology involving rights are introduced

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What types of theories emerged?

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Utilitarian, dentological

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What is utilitarian theory?

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Actions are right or wrong —> outcomes

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8
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What is dentological theory?

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Certain acts are intrinsically good or bed regardless of outcome

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9
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When did the ethical standard and risk management period start?

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1990s

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10
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What caused it?

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Increased knowledge around professional negiligence and liability

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What are some examples of social work ethics?

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Confidentiality
Conflicts of interest
Boundaries
Research ethics

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12
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What is Canada’s body of social work regulation?

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Canadian Association of social workers

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13
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6 values of SW Code of Ethics

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  1. Respect others’ rights, worth and dignity
  2. Pursuit of social justice
  3. Service to humanity
  4. Integrity of professional practice
  5. Confidential in professional practice
  6. Competence in professional practice
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Strengths of CASW Code of ethics

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  1. Direction and guidelines when ethical dilemmas arise
  2. Creates and maintains professional identity
  3. Public declaration of need for professional upskilling
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What are the codes limitations?

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  1. Cautious relationship with some clients
  2. Overlook and neglect alternatives to ethics
  3. Reflect dominant discourse
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16
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What is ethical self reflection?

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Using reflexivity in decision making

17
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What are 5 steps to reflexive decision making?

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  1. Describe the case and context
  2. Define ethical problem
  3. Explore values and biases
  4. Gather info: research theory and code of ethics
  5. Explore options
18
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Why is self care important?

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  1. Burnout
  2. Compassion fatigue
  3. Vicarious trauma
19
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How can professionals make their workplace a safe space?

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  1. Share stories and reflect on work
  2. Process challenging emotions