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Question
The attorney for the other side will minimize the impact of an expert witness's testimony by each of the following actions EXCEPTa. objecting to the expert's credentials, arguing that the counselor is not expert enough to give an opinion in court.
b. offering another expert witness's testimony to disagree with the counselor's conclusions and recommendations.
c. offering the counselor more money to not testify.
d. arguing that the counselor completed an inadequate evaluation.
e. claiming that the expert witness's testimony is biased.
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In regard to giving credit to contributors to research projects in published reports
a. a footnote is sufficient.
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e. individuals who were paid to assist do not have to be given any credit.
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c. require that participants be paid.
d. could be used as a basis to revoke a counselor's license.
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a. continuing to see a client at risk of harming self for counseling free of charge after his or her health care benefits have run out.
b. providing family counseling services (which are not reimbursable) and reporting that individual counseling services are being provided (which are reimbursable).
c. waiving the co-payment when a co-payment is required.
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a. a chart that indicates the degree to which a client is functioning.
b. a system of rotation that determines when a counselor is "on call" for the weekend.
c. a fee structure based on the client's family income and family size.
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The potential benefits of diagnosis include all of the following, EXCEPT
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b. a client reveals that he committed a burglary two years ago and was never caught
c. they encounter a client in the grocery store and the client reveals information about an event that occurred in the client's life between sessions
d. a client has refused to sign a release of information giving the counselor permission to communicat with the client's former counselor
e. an adult client discloses that she was sexually abused ten years ago by her father who is now deceased
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When uncertain about the privileged status of information requested for disclosure through a subpoena, a counselor should consult with
a. the client whose information is being requested.
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c. another licensed counselor.
d. an attorney who represents the counselor or his or her employer.
e. the attorney who sent the subpoena.
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If a Southeast Asian client refuses to seek police assistance when he or she has been the victim of a crime, the counselor should
a. become an advocate and contact the police for the client.
b. insist that the client seek police assistance despite his or her reluctance.
c. explain to the client that police help people in the United States.
d. understand that the client may have negative feelings toward police because of police oppression in his or her native country.
e. contact a family member and tell the family member that it is very important that the police are notified of the crime so that others can be protected.
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Multicultural considerations were not given extensive attention in the ACA Code of Ethics until
a. the first version adopted in 1961.
b. the second version adopted in 1974.
c. the third version adopted in 1981.
d. the fourth version adopted in 1988.
e. the fifth version adopted in 1995.
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The most important resource for counselors to use in learning about different racial, cultural, or ethnic groups is
a. their clients.
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c. professional associations that focus on multicultural counseling issues.
d. books on multicultural counseling.
e. professional journal articles on multicultural counseling.
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When counseling a client from a racial, ethnic, or cultural group different from the counselor's, it is important for the counselor to remember that
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b. although certain groups share similar traits or beliefs, each individual is unique and may not be like most others from his or her group.
c. since certain groups share similar traits or beliefs, the counselor should begin by assuming that this particular person is like most others.
d. stereotyping is often useful in understanding differences.
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When attempting to make an ethical decision, it is recommended that counselors take all of the following steps EXCEPT
a. tune into their feelings.
b. involve the client in the decision making process.
c. consider the moral principles.
d. consult with an attorney.
e. identify desired outcomes.
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If a formal ethics complaint is filed against you, you should NOTa. respond fully and in writing to each of the charges made.b. contact the client who filed the complaint to see if you can work things out.c. consult with an attorney.d. submit as much documentation as you can that will help the ethics committee in its deliberations.e. contact your professional liability insurance carrier.
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Students can ensure that they do not commit plagiarism by
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c. putting everything into their own words so they don"t have to cite sources
d. rearranging the order of the words in a sentence written by a source that is being used
e. using only sources that anyone can find on the Internet
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When a student and a professor co-author an article for publication in a professional journal
a. the student should be listed as the second author, after the professor
b. the student and professor should decide on the order of authorship credit before they begin working on the project
c. the professor should do most of the work because the professor has more experience with publishing
d. the professor should be listed as the first author, with the student second
e. the one who contributed the most to producing the article should the first-listed author
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What are some of the primary benefits and problems that technology has brought to the counseling process?
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Researchers are ethically obligated to
a. compensate the participants in their research, either monetarily or by an acknowledgment
b. attempt to publish their results
c. offer feedback to the participants in the study
d. enlist the help of a statistician to interpret the results
e. destroy all records that might identify participants as soon as the study is completed
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The ACA Code of Ethics requires counselors to explain to clients, before testing takes place, all of the following EXCEPT
a. that clients may ask questions while they are taking the test if any items are confusing to them.
b. the nature and purposes of the tests.
c. whether test results will be used as a screening tool for membership in a counseling group.
d. what conditions produce the best test results.
e. that they will receive feedback about the test results.