Question 1

The process that involves helping the client understand his or her right to receive or refuse counseling services, to understand what counseling involves, and to comprehend the possible consequences of involvement is referred to as:

Accepted Answer

A)   Confidentiality
B)   Informed consent
C)   Privileged communication
D)   NonmaleficenceE) None of the above
F) B) and D)

Question 2

This ethical decision-making model is the most prominent found in literature and is based on five moral principles:

Accepted Answer

A)   Kitchener's Model
B)   Social Justice Model
C)   Rest's Model
D)   Social Constructivist ModelE) None of the above
F) C) and D) A

Question 3

This precedent-setting court decision ruled that parents of minors do not have an absolute right to the counseling records of their child or the exclusive right to assert or waive the therapist–client privilege on this child’s behalf:

Accepted Answer

A)  	Tarasoff v. Regents of the University of California
B)  	Harder v. Anderson, Arnold, Dickey, Jensen, Gullickson, Sanger, and Pini
C)  	In the matter of Kathleen Quigley Berg and Eugene E. Berg
D)  	Johnson v. KrisoffE) B) and D)
F) None of the above C

Question 4

Duty to warn refers to the counselor's responsibility to breach confidentiality in all of the following situations except:

Accepted Answer

A)   A client has a plan to commit suicide
B)   A client has a plan to harm another person
C)   A court orders you to release counseling records
D)   A client displays high levels of depressionE) None of the above
F) A) and B) D

Question 5

The ethical standard set by the profession that refers to the counselor's promise to keep what is said private is:

Accepted Answer

A)   Privileged communication
B)   Autonomy
C)   Confidentiality
D)   VeracityE) All of the above
F) A) and B)

Exam 6: Legal and Ethical Implications

The process that involves helping the client understand his or her right to receive or refuse counseling services, to understand what counseling involves, and to comprehend the possible consequences of involvement is referred to as:

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This ethical decision-making model is the most prominent found in literature and is based on five moral principles:

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This precedent-setting court decision ruled that parents of minors do not have an absolute right to the counseling records of their child or the exclusive right to assert or waive the therapist–client privilege on this child’s behalf:

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Duty to warn refers to the counselor's responsibility to breach confidentiality in all of the following situations except:

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The ethical standard set by the profession that refers to the counselor's promise to keep what is said private is:

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Exam 6: Legal and Ethical Implications

The process that involves helping the client understand his or her right to receive or refuse counseling services, to understand what counseling involves, and to comprehend the possible consequences of involvement is referred to as:

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This ethical decision-making model is the most prominent found in literature and is based on five moral principles:

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This precedent-setting court decision ruled that parents of minors do not have an absolute right to the counseling records of their child or the exclusive right to assert or waive the therapist–client privilege on this child’s behalf:

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Duty to warn refers to the counselor's responsibility to breach confidentiality in all of the following situations except:

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The ethical standard set by the profession that refers to the counselor's promise to keep what is said private is:

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