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15.8 Discussion Questions

Discussion Questions

  1. How do the core ethical principles (autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, justice, fidelity, and veracity) apply specifically to the role of a clinical supervisor?
  2. Can you think of a scenario where upholding one ethical principle might conflict with another in the context of supervision? How would you resolve this conflict?
  3. What key components should be included in the informed consent process for supervision?
  4. What are some common examples of dual relationships in supervision, and why are they problematic?
  5. What strategies can supervisors use to address cultural and individual differences effectively?
  6. How can supervisors ensure that their feedback is constructive, specific, and aimed at professional growth?
  7. Discuss a situation where a supervisor might need to make a problematic gatekeeping decision. What steps should be taken to handle it ethically?
  8. How can supervisors balance the need for open communication in supervision with the ethical obligation to protect confidentiality?
  9. What key legal obligations must supervisors be aware of in their practice?
  10. What best practices should supervisors follow when using technology in supervision?

 

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