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Regarding ethics codes, which of the following statements is FALSE?
Group of answer choicesCompliance with or violation of ethics codes of conduct may be admissible as evidence in some legal proceedings.In a lawsuit, a helper’s conduct would probably be judged in comparison with that of other professionals with similar qualifications and duties.
If one follows the ethics codes, there is never a case of a conflict between ethical and legal duties.
Ethics codes are partially designed to protect practitioners in cases of malpractice.
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Of the following, which is the first step in making an ethical decision?
Group of answer choicesObtain consultation.Identify the problem or dilemma.
Apply the ethics codes.
Consider possible and probable courses of action.
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What is an accepted ethical guideline in terms of having social and personal relationships with clients?
Group of answer choicesTherapists are advised to avoid dual relationships when harmful to the client; however, certain multiple relationships cannot be avoided.Any form of social relationships with clients always damages the therapeutic relationship.
Counseling a friend is beneficial to both involved.
Friendships with clients always have positive results on counseling.
Flag question: Question 13Question 130.5 pts
Joe is employed at an organization in which there is poor management and little supervision. He seldom receives positive feedback for his work and is expected to meet unreasonable demands. Joe is a high risk for burnout due to:
Group of answer choicesPersonal stressEnvironmental stress
Organizational stress
Individual stress
Flag question: Question 14Question 140.5 pts
A way of taking control over the possibility of professional burnout is to do all of the following EXCEPT:
Group of answer choicesRearrange the work schedule to reduce stress.Focus on aspects of work that can be changed.
Refuse to look into finding other sources of meaning besides work.
Look at expectations to determine whether they are realistic.
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Clients have a right to know that:
Group of answer choicesThe helping relationship will be kept confidential, except in certain circumstances.Confidentiality can be guaranteed when counseling families or groups.
Confidential information will not be shared with others, even with another helping professional.
Confidentiality is an absolute, since trust will not be formed if there are any conditions to maintaining confidentiality.
Flag question: Question 16Question 160.5 pts
When laws and ethics collide and conflict cannot be avoided, practitioners should do all of the following EXCEPT:
Group of answer choicesAdhere to their ethical values in a manner that minimizes the violation of the law.Obey the law in a manner that minimizes harm to their ethical values.
Always offer a referral to another practitioner.
Obtain legal consultation when needed.
Flag question: Question 17Question 170.5 pts
Which of the following is NOT an example of multiple relationships?
Group of answer choicesA poor farmer who needs mental health services exchanges vegetables and fruit for counseling.A therapist who generally uses a nondirective approach experiments with using some directive techniques.
One’s instructor for didactic courses also serves as his or her clinical supervisor.
A therapist and client have a sexual relationship.
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Jenny’s adolescent cousin recently got into trouble with the law. Jenny was asked by her family to counsel him since she knows the family history from a personal point of view. If Jenny did counsel her cousin, she would be in a dual relationship. Group of answer choicesTrueFalse
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This type of group is useful for a broad range of problems including, stress management, substance abuse, interpersonal violence, anger management and behavioral problems. Group of answer choicesProblem-solving groupCounseling group
Pyschoeducational group
Psychosocial group
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An unearned benefit or advantage one receives in society by nature of their identity.
Group of answer choicesPrivilegeDominant status
Meritocracy
Whiteness
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This type of therapy focuses on unpacking the clients feelings and has a foundation of unconditional positive regard. Group of answer choicesClient/Person-CenteredPsychoanalytic
Cognitive
Gestalt
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This type of therapy focuses on making the unconscious conscious and bringing repressed to the surface so that it can be attended to in a conscious way. Group of answer choicesNarrativeCognitive
Psychoanalytic
Client/Person-Centered
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With respect to dominant identities individuals often hold (or posses) associated power and authority in society.
Group of answer choicesTrueFalse
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Implicit bias is pervasive; everyone has some type of bias. Group of answer choicesTrueFalse