| A | B |
|---|
| dual relationship | The worker has both a personal and professional relationship with a client. |
| boundary crossing | A departure from commonly accepted practices that could potentially benefit clients. |
| boundary violation | A serious breach that results in harm to clients and therefore is unethical. |
| role blending | Coming roles and responsibilities. |
| slippery slope phenomena | The premise that certain actions can lead to a progressive deterioration of ethical behavior. |
| bartering | Exchangin goods or services in lieu of a fee. |
| gift receiving | The client wanting to give a gift to her or his worker. |
| nonerotic touch | A worker hugging or touching a client that's not meant to be sexual. |
