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Module 11 Quiz

To ensure you have mastered all learning outcomes for this module, complete the short Knowledge Check Quiz that follows. BeforeĀ attemptingĀ the quiz, carefully review the required readings and make concise notes on the key areas below.Ā 

  • Ā The concept of the mature minor in British Columbia, including how counsellors assess a young person’s capacity to provide informed consent to counselling.Ā 
  • The ethical principle that the best interests of the child must remain central to counselling decisions, particularly when multiple parties are involved.Ā 
  • Mandatory reporting obligations under British Columbia law, including when a counsellor must report concerns about abuse or neglect.Ā 
  • Ethical challenges that arise when counselling isĀ initiatedĀ by parents or other adults, including issues related to voluntariness, engagement, and the developing autonomy of the child or youth.Ā 
  • Ethical tensions surrounding confidentiality in counselling adolescents, particularly how counsellors balance a young person’s expectation of privacy with parental interests and responsibilities.Ā 
  • How counsellorsĀ establish role clarity when working with children and families, includingĀ identifyingĀ who the client is and clarifying expectationsĀ regardingĀ confidentiality and information sharing.Ā 
  • Professional competence when working with children and youth, including the need forĀ appropriate training, supervision, and awareness of developmental considerations.Ā