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Professional Standards & Ethics Flashcards

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  1. Which behavior reflects a CRA upholding the ethical principle of 'non-maleficence'?

    Answer: Modifying an activity to eliminate unnecessary physical risk

    Non-maleficence means 'do no harm,' requiring CRAs to minimize risks during all programming.

  2. A CRA discovers a colleague falsifying attendance records. The MOST ethical course of action is to:

    Answer: Report the behavior to a supervisor or through proper channels

    Falsifying records is unethical and potentially illegal; reporting through proper channels upholds professional standards and protects the organization.

  3. What is the primary purpose of a professional code of ethics in recreation services?

    Answer: To provide a framework for ethical decision-making and professional conduct

    A code of ethics guides professionals in making decisions that protect participants, uphold standards, and maintain public trust.

  4. A CRA working with an older adult population should be especially attentive to avoiding:

    Answer: Ageism and stereotypical assumptions about participants' abilities

    Ageism can lead to underestimating participants' abilities and limiting their opportunities, which violates principles of respect and equity.

  5. When a CRA is uncertain about whether an action is ethically appropriate, the best first step is to:

    Answer: Consult the professional code of ethics and seek supervisor guidance

    Consulting established ethical guidelines and supervisors ensures decisions align with professional standards and organizational policies.

  6. Which of the following best illustrates the concept of 'justice' in recreation programming?

    Answer: Providing equitable access to programming regardless of ability or background

    Justice requires fair and equitable treatment, ensuring all participants have access to appropriate recreation opportunities.

  7. A CRA who accepts a gift from a participant's family is potentially violating which professional standard?

    Answer: Boundaries and conflict of interest policies

    Accepting gifts can create conflicts of interest and blurs professional boundaries, which most facility policies prohibit.