PSYC0150 Lecture : LAW100 A3 Alice M's Case Study

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drashti2807

30 May 2023

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Flinders University

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PSYC Psychology

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PSYC0150

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LAW100

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LAW100

10 November 2022

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Page: description of the ethical dilemma 3, summary of inclusive model 3, mapped legitimacy 4, information-gathering options , alternative options and actions to take , decision-making process , evaluation and hypothetical outcomes . Due to conflicting beliefs and the obligation to choose between different courses of action, i am in an ethical dilemma. I have a responsibility to protect a client"s privacy and confidentiality. I have a duty of care to decide whether or not to give a eulogy at alice m. "s funeral because her parents asked me to do so: concerned about how to manage the limits in your connection with. This case study"s issue of right and wrong centres around the question of whether i should deliver a eulogy at alice m. "s funeral. As part of my professional responsibilities to my client, i am concerned about violating alice"s privacy and disclosing personal information about her: summary of inclusive model.

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