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Naming and Claiming

Naming the Work Clearly

Overclaiming and the Language of Certainty

Matching the Claim to the Material

Boundaries and Care

When Not to Claim Evidence

Care, Boundaries and the Vulnerable Sitter

Holding the Boundary

The ethics of the distinction: naming your work honestly, refusing to overclaim, knowing exactly when information is meaningful but is not evidence, and holding proper boundaries with vulnerable sitters.

Every distinction in this programme becomes an ethical matter the moment a sitter is
involved. This module covers naming your work plainly, the language of certainty and how it
misleads, the discipline of reserving the word evidence, and the boundaries that protect a
grieving or vulnerable person from your best intentions.

Ethics, Naming and Responsibility

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