During a recent counseling sessionmy client Jessica, a 24-year-old female, confided in methat she had been raped by her uncle Nicholas years ago when shewas only five years of age, and he was eighteen.She explained to me that Nicholas was never charged for what he had done to her as a child since she had been too scared to tell anyone for many years. She expressed to me her concerns and anger in which she felt from the trauma that she had endured from the rape many years ago. Would this case include duty to warn or duty to report or keep it confidential since it was long ago?

1-evaluate and discuss regarding privacy and confidentiality, privileged communication, and informed consent and how they would simply apply specifically to this case using each of the areas found in the model.

Utilize the ethical decision-making model as a framework in your analysis; use the required framework below as your outline with attention to bolding the subheadings equal as is laid out below.

Perception of an ethical problem

Describe the situation; defining the ethical issues (include privacy and confidentiality, privileged communication, and informed consent)

Identifying alternatives (minimum of four individual alternatives)

a. alternative #1

b. alternative #2

c. alternative #3

d. alternative #4

IdentifyProjecting probable consequences (correspond to its alternative)

Correspond with a. alternative

Correspond with b. alternative

Correspond with c. alternative

Correspond with d. alternative

Discussion of four areas - discuss each alternative and consequence collectively or individually against each of the areas below

Moral rules

Anticipatory self-appraisal

Rehearsal of defenses

Ethical principles and Ethical standards

Selecting one of the alternatives

A state of resolution