Case Analysis on Louis

Case Analysis on Louis

Ethics in Action Cases

Using the case below, please respond to the questions using the code/legal statutes/professional literature to support your response. These do not need to be lengthy, just supported.

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Louis is a counselor in a high school. Last week he began counseling Alicia, a junior who sought his assistance in deciding which major to pursue in college. In their first session, he explored with Alicia her sense of being overwhelmed with so many interesting options. After the session ended, Alicia sat at a computer in the next room and completed a career interest inventory. Before his second session with Alicia, Louis obtains her computer-generated score report and interpretation. Before they can meet, a crisis comes up and Louis can only meet with Alicia for a few minutes before he has to go to a meeting. Since he had the report handy he decides to give it to her to read at home.

• What are the problems with giving a client computer-generated test results without also pro- viding an interpretation of the results?
• In what types of situations might you ethically use computer-based testing with clients?

Case Analysis on Louis

Ethics in Action Cases

Using the case below, please respond to the questions using the code/legal statutes/professional literature to support your response. These do not need to be lengthy, just supported.

Check tips on how to do your Psychology Assignments. 

Louis is a counselor in a high school. Last week he began counseling Alicia, a junior who sought his assistance in deciding which major to pursue in college. In their first session, he explored with Alicia her sense of being overwhelmed with so many interesting options. After the session ended, Alicia sat at a computer in the next room and completed a career interest inventory. Before his second session with Alicia, Louis obtains her computer-generated score report and interpretation. Before they can meet, a crisis comes up and Louis can only meet with Alicia for a few minutes before he has to go to a meeting. Since he had the report handy he decides to give it to her to read at home.

• What are the problems with giving a client computer-generated test results without also pro- viding an interpretation of the results?
• In what types of situations might you ethically use computer-based testing with clients?