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Quiz 5: Ethical Issues in Clinical Psychology
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Question 21
Multiple Choice
Dr.Roland feels pressure to select a time-limited treatment to address Celia's social anxiety disorder because Celia is using her Topcare Insurance benefits to pay for treatment.This scenario best illustrates which contemporary ethical issue for clinical psychologists?
Question 22
Multiple Choice
Cultural incompetence
Question 23
Multiple Choice
Burnout
Question 24
Multiple Choice
The APA ethical principle of "Beneficence and Nonmaleficence" essentially requires the psychologist to
Question 25
Short Answer
Which General Principle instructs psychologists to recognize that fairness and justice entitle all persons to access to and benefit from the contributions of psychology?
Question 26
Multiple Choice
Many state licensing boards have _____ regulations,which are consistent with the APA code of ethic's mandate that psychologists develop and maintain their competence.
Question 27
Multiple Choice
According to the APA ethical code,which of these scenarios is unlikely to be considered a multiple relationship?
Question 28
Short Answer
Name the General Principle that instructs psychologists to strive to benefit those with whom they work,and to do no harm to those with whom they work.
Question 29
Multiple Choice
Boundary crossings
Question 30
Multiple Choice
Dr.Goldfarb is contacted by Shannon,an adult seeking personality testing for herself.Dr.Goldfarb has extensive experience with child personality assessment,but it has been some years since he administered an adult personality instrument.Which of the following responses could Dr.Goldfarb give to Shannon and remain in compliance with the APA code of ethics?
Question 31
Short Answer
Name the General Principle that includes establishing a relationship of trust and being aware of professional and scientific responsibilities to society and the specific communities in which a psychologist works.