This is a short quiz regarding ethics and legal issues in the field of counseling and mental health.
The counselor has expressed his gratitude in an appropriate and professional manner
The counselor has not acted unethically or illegally since he did not solicit the referral
The counselor has not acted unethically or illegally since he has not directly paid the colleague for the referral
The counselor has acted unethically and illegally
Inform the partner as soon as possible; this is clearly a "duty to warn" situation
Encourage the client to inform his partner
Refer the client to a gay therapist
Report the incident to the police and warn the partner
The counselor has clearly behaved ethically
The counselor has clearly behaved unethically
The counselor has behaved both illegally and unethically
The counselor has behaved illegally but ethically
Encourage the woman to discuss her dissatisfaction with her current psychologist
Set up an appointment to discuss the matter further
Call the psychologist and discuss the issue with him/her
Set up an appointment with the woman but not charge her for this exploratory session
The child's parents
Child Protective Services
The child's parents and the police
A probation officer
Tell the client to decrease his dosage of the medication
Tell the client to gradually reduce the medication until he is drug free
Tell the client to stop taking the medication immediately and let her know if the depression ever reappears
Arrange for the physician who prescribed the medication to re-evaluate the client's need for the drug
Present the records
Assert privilege and then present the records
Refuse to present the records
Refuse to present the records unless the client has terminated therapy
The client reveals that he/she has committed an undetected felony
The client feels that he/she is intending to murder or severely injure someone else
The client is fraudulently obtaining money
The client reveals that he/she is having an affair
Likely award custody to the mother because the child is in his "tender years"
Likely award custody to the parent who can prove he/she is best able to provide the child with financial and educational advantages
Likely award custody to the parent who seems most likely to promote frequent and continuing contact with the noncustodial parent
Insist on a psychological evaluation to determine which placement would be in the child's best interest
Should preserve confidentiality since the step-father is no longer a threat to her and the therapeutic relationship would be severely jeopardized by the report
Should include the girl's mother in the next session and help the girl reveal her secret. And you would encourage the mother to bring criminal charges
Must report the sexual abuse even though it might damage your relationship with the girl
Need not make a report since the incident di not involve intercourse or oral copulation and, thus, does not constitute sexual abuse
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