CONSULTATION AS A MORAL PROCESS

This article identifies several common elements of different consulting processes and reviews 5 moral principles that might be used in evaluating relationships and action. An analysis of the moral implications of the common elements of the consulting process is provided. The conclusion drawn is that...

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Published in:Consulting psychology journal 2009-06, Vol.61 (2), p.136-146
Main Authors: Fuqua, Dale R, Newman, Jody L
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Human
Morality
Organizations
Professional Consultation
Professional Ethics
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Summary:This article identifies several common elements of different consulting processes and reviews 5 moral principles that might be used in evaluating relationships and action. An analysis of the moral implications of the common elements of the consulting process is provided. The conclusion drawn is that consultation not only has important moral impact in human systems, but that consultation is, in fact, an essentially moral process. A recommendation is made that consultation increasingly provide for critical moral discourse within our client systems and the consulting process.
ISSN:1065-9293
1939-0149
DOI:10.1037/a0015496