Compare and contrast the ACA's 5 Moral principles autonomy nonmaleficence justice fidelty with Clinton and Ohschlager's 7 virtues?

The ACA's moral principles focus on autonomy (respecting clients' right to make their own decisions), nonmaleficence (do no harm), justice (fairness and equal access), and fidelity (loyalty and trustworthiness). In comparison, Clinton and Ohschlager's seven virtues include prudence (wise decision-making), temperance (self-control), justice (fairness), courage (strength in difficult situations), faith (trustworthiness), hope (positivity), and love (compassion). Both sets emphasize ethical values, but the ACA's focus is on professional guiding principles for counselors, while Clinton and Ohschlager's virtues have a broader ethical scope.