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Cases | |
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Preface | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Values | |
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The Nature and Function of Values | |
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Definition | |
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Values and Knowledge | |
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Functions of Values | |
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Classification of Values | |
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Professional Values versus Client Values | |
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Values Classification | |
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Illustrative Cases and Analysis | |
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Personal Values versus Professional Values | |
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What to Do with Personal Values? Strategies for Conflict Resolution | |
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Ethics | |
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4.Ethics in Social Work | |
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A Time Line of Social Work's Code of Ethics | |
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Definition | |
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Ethics and Morals | |
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General Ethics versus Professional Ethics | |
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A Model of Ethical Decision Making | |
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The Tyranny of Principles | |
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Sources of Professional Ethics | |
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Social Work Ethics | |
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Confidentiality | |
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Confidentiality | |
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Privileged Communication | |
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Informed Consent | |
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Domestic Violence | |
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Patterns and Scope of the Problem | |
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Public Policy Development | |
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Professional Values | |
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Child Welfare | |
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Child Abuse and Neglect | |
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Adoption | |
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Welfare Reform | |
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The Scope of Welfare | |
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Provisions of the Personal Responsibility and Work | |
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Opportunity Act | |
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Moral Perspectives | |
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The Political Right on the Morality of Welfare Recipients | |
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The Ideology and Values of the Social Work Community | |
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Moral Dilemmas | |
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Managed Care | |
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Characteristics and Functions of Managed Care | |
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Ethical Dilemmas in Managed Behavioral Health Care | |
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Lay-Professional Relationships | |
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Circumventing the Waiting List | |
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Fund-Raising | |
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Autonomy and Paternalism | |
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11.Autonomy versus Paternalism | |
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The Principle of Respect for Autonomy | |
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Autonomy as Self-Determination | |
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The Principle of Benefience | |
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Paternalism | |
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Decision-Making Capacity | |
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Community as a Counterprinciple | |
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Autonomy and Paternalism in Social Work Practice | |
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Refusal of Services | |
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Illustrative Cases and Analysis | |
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Assisted Suicide | |
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The Philosopher's Brief | |
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Religious Perspectives | |
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The Supreme Court Decision | |
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Medical Practice | |
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The Social Work Approach | |
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Spirituality, Ethics and Social Work in Long-Term Care | |
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Determining Capacity | |
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Refusal of Nutrition and Hydration | |
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Spirituality and Religion | |
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Case Study for Panel Discussion | |
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Questions for the Panel | |
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The Protestant Perspective | |
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The Catholic Perspective | |
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The Muslim Perspective | |
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The Jewish Perspective | |
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The Hindu Perspective | |
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The Social Work Perspective | |
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Epilogue: Social Work Ethics in Practice | |
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Values in Conflict | |
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Ethical Decision-Making | |
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Ethics in Practice | |
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The Ethics of Ambiguity | |
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Ethics and Character | |
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References | |
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Author Index | |
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Subject Index | |