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A Case Study Approach to Ethics in Career Development, 2nd Edition
Author/Editor: Julia Panke Makela, Jessamyn G. Perlus
Year: 2017
The second edition tackles some of the most vexing questions that career development professionals encounter today. Using a case study design, it offers a hands-on experience with ethical terminology, resources, and issues. Each dilemma presented includes detailed, guided discussion of key issues and recommendations, with direct connections to the 2015 NCDA Code of Ethics. As a result, the often intimidating topics of ethics and professional standards are made accessible to career development professionals at all levels - beginners-in-training who are navigating difficult situations for the first time, seasoned professionals who are expanding their learning through shared experiences with colleagues, and everyone-in-between. This second edition (the first edition was authored by this first author) presents current literature, eight new cases and "serves as an essential resource for practicing career professionals and students in professional preparation programs."
Authors: Julia Panke Makela and Jessamyn G. Perlus
Key Categories:
- Supervision
- Ethical/Legal Issues
Work Settings:
- K-12 and Parents
- Post Secondary
- Non-Profit
- Governmental
- Business and Industry, and/or
- Independent/Private Practice
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ISBN: 978-1-885333-55-1
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