Situation No.1: Sheryl, a household worker, is working with a client who has an obsessive compulsive disorder. During one session, the client starts obsessing about a lump on her amm The household worker thinks about telling the client that it is nothing to worry about, so that the client stops obsessing about it. In reality, the household worker lump might be skin cancer, but also knows the client will see a doctor regardless of what the concemed that household worker tells the client. Identity 2 important ethical principles that Sheryl should consider in this situation. If these 2 principles conflict, how should Sheryl deal with the ethical conflicte