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CBC Business Ethics & Professional Standards Flashcards

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  1. Under CBC ethical guidelines, what should a coach do if they suspect a client is engaged in illegal activity?

    Answer: Discuss their concerns with the client and seek guidance on their ethical and legal obligations

    CBC coaches should address concerns directly with the client and consult legal or ethical guidance rather than unilaterally acting or ignoring the situation.

  2. What is the CBC standard regarding a coach entering into a business relationship with a current coaching client?

    Answer: It should be avoided as it creates a conflict of interest and blurs professional boundaries

    CBC ethics prohibit or strongly discourage entering business relationships with current clients to prevent conflicts of interest and boundary violations.

  3. How should a CBC coach represent their qualifications and certifications to prospective clients?

    Answer: Accurately and honestly represent qualifications without misrepresentation

    CBC standards require coaches to represent their credentials truthfully, as misrepresentation undermines client trust and professional integrity.

  4. Which CBC ethical principle governs how a coach should handle proprietary client business information learned during a coaching engagement?

    Answer: Treat it as confidential and never use it for personal or third-party benefit

    Proprietary client information must be kept strictly confidential and never leveraged for the coach's personal benefit or shared without consent.

  5. What does CBC's principle of 'client autonomy' mean in practice?

    Answer: The client has the right to make their own decisions and the coach respects those choices

    Client autonomy means the coach respects the client's right to self-determination, supporting their choices rather than imposing the coach's agenda.

  6. According to CBC ethics, when is it appropriate for a coach to terminate a coaching engagement early?

    Answer: When continuing would be harmful to the client or violate ethical principles

    CBC standards permit early termination when continuing the engagement would cause harm to the client or require the coach to violate ethical principles.