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Ethics Surrounding Interviewing - Jones & Bartlett Learning
Ethics SurroundingInterviewing2 CHAPTER19 Upon completion of this chapter, students should be able to1. Understand the ethical issues and their ethical responsibility surroundinginterviewing2. Be able to develop their individual ethical standards 3. Understand the potential power of their role as interviewers and thepotential consequences of interviewsIntroductionA skeleton shadow of a woman sat across from the interviewer. She would notmake eye contact, but showed no emotions. Her infant was dead, allegedlyfrom Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, but there were indications that the childmay have died from neglect and abuse. The interviewer knew that it would betempting to treat this woman with scorn and ridicule. Any person who wouldput his or her drug habit before an infant s needs did not have any self-respectand deserved to be treated with behavior is based on knowing the difference between what is legaland what is moral.
Ethics Surrounding Interviewing 2 CHAPTER 19 Upon completion of this chapter, students should be able to 1. Understand the ethical issues and their ethical responsibility surrounding
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