ETHICS AUTOBIOGRAPHY 2
Ethics Autobiography Part 1
1. What motivations, values, and virtues are most important to you, as a person, in your
relationships with other people?
The most important motivations in life for me are;
Anderson, S. K., & Handelsman, M. M. (2010).
Ethics of Psychotherapists and
Counselors: A Proactive Approach (1st ed.). Colorado: Blackwell publishing
Ltd.
K, S. A., & M, M. H. (2010).
Ethics for the psychotherapists and counselors: A
proactive approach (1st ed.). Colorado: John Willy and Sons Ltd Publication.
Anderson, S. K., & Handelsman, M. M. (2010).
Ethics of Psychotherapists and
Counselors: A Proactive Approach (1st ed.). Colorado: Blackwell publishing
Ltd.
K, S. A., & M, M. H. (2010).
Ethics for the psychotherapists and counselors: A
proactive approach (1st ed.). Colorado: John Willy and Sons Ltd Publication.
contribution, love, and connection, growth, happiness and significance (Anderson &
Handelsman, 2010). The values and virtues which I cherish most in life include; honesty,
respect, courage, open-mindedness, compassion, and integrity.
2. What are the origins of these motivations, values, and virtues? Be inclusive. Don’t just
write, “I was born with them.” Take some time to really think about where you might
have learned your values.
These motivations, values, and virtues, mostly originated from my family members, religious
figure and from school. My family members and the extended family were very hardworking and

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