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...The NAADAC Ethical Codes
Introduction
This research paper is based on the NAADAC Ethical Code Principles which are considered to be essential for effective practice by addiction counselors. A justification or rationale for the choice of five out of the ten principles for addiction professionals as being more significant in practice is provided in the paper. In addition, the research paper describes and illustrates the impact and implications of these principles on clinical practice. This includes the legal, ethical, individual and social cultural implications of the principles on the role of an addiction professional in counseling clients with addiction problems. More importantly, the paper presents a discussion of how the work... ...
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...the racial hostility against their former slaves. Forced by the Constitution and laws, the Americans, especially the Southern States could not but embrace their former slaves, always whispering into their ears, “You are a black and you must feel it” (Haws 34). This act of reminding the Black that they were inferior to the White and subjects to the White Grace was being done perfectly by Black Codes, Segregation and the Jim Crow Laws. The “separate but equal” policy in the South is emblematic of the Whites’ failure to assimilate the minor black community into the mainstream of the society. Reconstruction: the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments The racial...
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...? SCHOOL NEEDS DRESS S (UNIFORMS) (Your teacher’s due Every school requires dress s, in other words uniforms. Researches have concluded that the education act should be changed in order to enforce dress codes i.e. uniforms in educational institutions. In order to support this statement some list of arguments are discussed below: Right issue School uniform is mainly a “right” issue. Firstly one have to identify why there is a need of uniform in schools. In all schools students are made to learn the difference between right and wrong things. Then why cannot one opt the issue of uniforms in schools. In most of the countries it have been identified that there is no need of uniforms. Students are attending college in casual...
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...Act 1867 proposed for the establishment of military camps in the South (62). In the Act, Northerners demanded that Southerners accepts, comply and practice the 14th and 15th constitutional amendments before gaining readmission into the Union. The reconstruction process faced numerous impediments and hurdles mainly from the Black Codes and the Jim Crow’s laws. Franklin unravel that the Black Codes and the Jim Crow laws were all destined to disapprove the black race as well as express their inferiority in the societies (65). Black codes in specific were laws formed in 1865 in the Southern States to define the...
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...Black s Order No. 527700 The ‘Black s’ were laws of the Mississippi that were brought out in 1865 and comprised of the Civil Rights of Freedmen. It was these codes that spelled freedom and equality for the black population and helped them enjoy many rights such as owning property or disposing it as they wish, which was so long denied to them.
1. What document did they chose and why?
The document chosen was the ‘Black Codes’ (1865) which were important laws brought out in Mississippi when slavery was rampant. These codes were introduced in order to restore freedom and equality to the Black population.
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...Ethic Discussion Ethic Discussion Why the Dental Profession Would Appear To Have More Than One Set of Core Values The dental profession would appear to have more than one set of core values because the different bodies affiliated to the profession seem to provide varied sets of core values. For example, the code of professional conduct provided by the American Dentists Association (ADA), is underpinned by five fundamental principles representative of the core values of the profession including justice, nonmaleficence, patient autonomy, beneficence and veracity (American Dental Association, 2013). On the other hand, the American College of Dentists (ACD), recognizes additional core values to those provided by ADA such as compassion... ,...
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...s of Gender Looking at today’s advertisements, it is evident that the depiction of masculinity and femininity isbased on certain cultural norms. There is a pattern that describes their gender codes, unveiling stereotypes that men and women are perceived to hold. Similarly to Goffman’s analysis of the commercial landscape, advertisements seem to communicate certain normative ideas about femininity and masculinity. Even though the male figure is perceived to be above the female one, they are both depicted as sex objects as advertisers seem to pay more attention to their sexual appeal rather than their personality and the advertised product. According to commercial realism as explored by Goffman, gender is just an invention...
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...Is African-American Assimilation Into American Culture The Main Theme Of These Black s? The main theme of the Ohio Black Codes 1804 and Snippet on Ohio and Slavery document is the prohibition of African-American assimilation into American culture. As provided for by the punitive code 1804 section one prohibiting blacks from residing in Ohio without certificate from court. The issue of cerficate restricts right to be assimilated as section two provides for the inclusion of blacks’ names and children only after obtaining a court certificate. New immigrants had to obtain the court papers to be assimilated as outlined in section four....
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... s of cultural behavior France because it’s the worlds all times favorite tourist destination which isnot debatable as France has it all you might want with more or less. France has tourist’s scenarios for all tastes; great beaches, highest mountains like Hajar Mountains to the western of the country, historical monuments like the Dubai Creek and beautiful cities like Paris. There is also the fact that France has a very rich culture that attracts many people from all over the world. In addition their artistic skills are among the best in the world. When in France do as they do, try to learn and appreciate their cultural practices to maximize your stay and learn how to not behave like a tourist. In general France being... s of cultural...
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...Revised ACA of Ethics Multiculturalism and Diversity Since 2005, the issue of multiculturalism and diversity has largely been addressed in the ACA Code of Ethics. In 1995, it appeared in the section A (A.2.). It simply indicated that the counselor should actively try to understand the client’s cultural background. The changes made in this section in the subsequent revisions have been aimed at refining the message of this section. Hence, in 2005, it was revised to specify that the counselors should not only strive understand the culture; but also, communicate in a manner that is culturally and developmentally suitable for the benefit of the patient (A.2.c). It continues to indicate that a qualified interpreter or...
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