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Digital ethnography: ethics through the case of QAnon
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QUESTION 3 What do AMA and APA guidelines recommend you consider before using online information about a client? (For example social networking page and concern for well-being regarding - suicidal ideation, signs of distress, bullying, etc.) Record the letter of the correct answer to the CE Test.
