Using the 7 step decision making model below, how would you apply each step to the ethical dilemma below?

1. Clearly define the issue and the ethical core principles/ standards and (or) laws/regulations that may be relevant
2. Who is directly and indirectly involved? Who has been directly and indirectly impacted?
3. Consider your potential biases and cultural context at present with relevant parties
4. Develop several strategies and weigh the pros and cons associated with each possible course of action
5. If uncertain, ask yourself: Is there any other important information I'm missing? Is this a decision other professionals in the field would agree with?
   1. Consult with supervisor or colleagues if still unsure
6. Select the option most likely to resolve the issue and take action, set deadlines, and document actions
7. Evaluate the outcomes and follow up to ensure the ethical dilemma has been successfully addressed

Wanda Rose receives a note from the principal of an elementary school where she provides school psychological services. The note says: "Wanda, please give a WISC-V to Timmy O'Brien, in second grade, and let me know his IQ. His teacher and I think he's just 'slow' like his brothers. We don't want to bother with parent consent and all the IDEA paperwork so let's just consider this a 'screening.' HIs parents will probably never even know he was tested."