Using the Canadian Psychological Association’s (CPA) Code of Ethics for Psychologists’ four principles and a ten-step decision-making process, help Jane and Joe in what to do towards the action of their colleague Jim.

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Harris, Pritchard, Rabins’ book – On a business trip, three engineers Jane, Joe, and Jim (the engineer at the site being visited) and others go out after work for a social-type dinner. The site engineer Jim sits between Jane and Joe, and other business types sit across the table. During dinner, Jim mostly talks to Jane – mostly shop. Dinner is over, and Jim gets up and says to Joe: “Sorry that we did not have more time to talk, but Jane is a lot better looking.”

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