Question 1

The Death With Dignity Act is a law in which state?

Accepted Answer

A)  New York 
B)  Texas 
C)  Oregon 
D)  California 
A)  New York 
B)  Texas 
C)  Oregon 
D)  California

Question 2

Kelly,a Christian,is the counselor at a public high school.One day,she was walking through the nurse's office and noticed some pamphlets that discussed safe sex and informed on how to use a condom.Appalled by the material,Kelly threw the pamphlets in the trash and replaced them with pamphlets promoting abstinence.Comparing Kelly's situation to the Grossman v.South Shore Public School District court case,what was the decision of the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals on the therapist's behavior?

Accepted Answer

A)  Kelly acted appropriately,and she should not be reprimanded in any way. 
B)  There is no case of unethical behavior. 
C)  Religious beliefs do not trump the policies and requirements of the employing school district.Kelly acted unethically in disregarding the curriculum of the school and advocating her own personal beliefs about abstinence. 
D)  It is illegal for public schools to supply information regarding safe sex,and the school will be held accountable for their actions. 
A)  Kelly acted appropriately,and she should not be reprimanded in any way. 
B)  There is no case of unethical behavior. 
C)  Religious beliefs do not trump the policies and requirements of the employing school district.Kelly acted unethically in disregarding the curriculum of the school and advocating her own personal beliefs about abstinence. 
D)  It is illegal for public schools to supply information regarding safe sex,and the school will be held accountable for their actions.

Question 3

The U.S.District Court,in Julea Ward v.Eastern Michigan University,ruled that:

Accepted Answer

A)  the university was justified in dismissing the student for violating provisions of the code of ethics that prohibit discrimination based on race,religion,national origin,age,sexual orientation,gender,gender identity,disability,marital status/partnership,language preference,or socioeconomic status. 
B)  the university was justified to enforce standards expected of students in a counseling program,even when a student objects on religious grounds. 
C)  the university was not justified in dismissing the student for violating provisions of the code of ethics that prohibit discrimination based on race,religion,national origin,age,sexual orientation,gender,gender identity,disability,marital status/partnership,language preference,or socioeconomic status. 
D)  the university was not justified to enforce standards expected of students in a counseling program,even when a student objects on religious grounds. 
A)  the university was justified in dismissing the student for violating provisions of the code of ethics that prohibit discrimination based on race,religion,national origin,age,sexual orientation,gender,gender identity,disability,marital status/partnership,language preference,or socioeconomic status. 
B)  the university was justified to enforce standards expected of students in a counseling program,even when a student objects on religious grounds. 
C)  the university was not justified in dismissing the student for violating provisions of the code of ethics that prohibit discrimination based on race,religion,national origin,age,sexual orientation,gender,gender identity,disability,marital status/partnership,language preference,or socioeconomic status. 
D)  the university was not justified to enforce standards expected of students in a counseling program,even when a student objects on religious grounds.

Question 4

Disagreeing with a client or not liking what a client is proposing can create a:

Accepted Answer

A)  value imposition. 
B)  value exploration. 
C)  value conflict. 
D)  personal value. 
A)  value imposition. 
B)  value exploration. 
C)  value conflict. 
D)  personal value.

Question 5

Which of the following is not true about referrals?

Accepted Answer

A)  Referrals have become common practice among mental health service providers at the expense of exploring other possibilities. 
B)  The overuse of client referral among mental health providers often involves discriminatory practices that are rationalized as ways to avoid harming the client and practicing beyond one's level of competence. 
C)  Referring clients has been discussed frequently in professional journals. 
D)  The psychological community needs to critically examine why mental health practitioners may refer clients over value conflicts and why these practitioners assume that such practices are appropriate,reasonable,and acceptable. 
A)  Referrals have become common practice among mental health service providers at the expense of exploring other possibilities. 
B)  The overuse of client referral among mental health providers often involves discriminatory practices that are rationalized as ways to avoid harming the client and practicing beyond one's level of competence. 
C)  Referring clients has been discussed frequently in professional journals. 
D)  The psychological community needs to critically examine why mental health practitioners may refer clients over value conflicts and why these practitioners assume that such practices are appropriate,reasonable,and acceptable.

Question 6

Referring a client for differing religious beliefs,sexual orientation,or cultural background is called:

Accepted Answer

A)  an appropriate referral. 
B)  a value imposition. 
C)  a discriminatory referral. 
D)  a value conflict. 
A)  an appropriate referral. 
B)  a value imposition. 
C)  a discriminatory referral. 
D)  a value conflict.

Question 7

A spiritual assessment provides:

Accepted Answer

A)  insight into how a client relates to spirituality and religion and how this may be affecting the client. 
B)  the therapist with the opportunity to educate the client on the best religion to follow. 
C)  an opportunity for the therapist to relax and not listen as intently to the client. 
D)  minimal information about the client. 
A)  insight into how a client relates to spirituality and religion and how this may be affecting the client. 
B)  the therapist with the opportunity to educate the client on the best religion to follow. 
C)  an opportunity for the therapist to relax and not listen as intently to the client. 
D)  minimal information about the client.

Question 8

Ignoring talk of sexuality with clients:

Accepted Answer

A)  may be better than talking about it. 
B)  is important in therapy. 
C)  can lead to unintended harm and negative outcomes. 
D)  never creates stress or unethical situations in the therapeutic relationship. 
A)  may be better than talking about it. 
B)  is important in therapy. 
C)  can lead to unintended harm and negative outcomes. 
D)  never creates stress or unethical situations in the therapeutic relationship.

Question 9

Which of the following statements is most accurate?

Accepted Answer

A)  Spirituality and religion tend to fluctuate in importance to Americans. 
B)  Freud believed that religious faith was important in the lives of his patients,which stemmed from his own strong religious beliefs. 
C)  Counselors must understand their own spiritual/religious beliefs (or lack thereof)if they hope to gain an in-depth appreciation of the beliefs of their clients. 
D)  When clients are searching for meaning in life,it is appropriate for therapists to strongly suggest they seek religion as an answer. 
A)  Spirituality and religion tend to fluctuate in importance to Americans. 
B)  Freud believed that religious faith was important in the lives of his patients,which stemmed from his own strong religious beliefs. 
C)  Counselors must understand their own spiritual/religious beliefs (or lack thereof)if they hope to gain an in-depth appreciation of the beliefs of their clients. 
D)  When clients are searching for meaning in life,it is appropriate for therapists to strongly suggest they seek religion as an answer.

Question 10

Marty believes that premarital sex is morally wrong.He has an agenda to convince his single clients to avoid having sexual intercourse before they are married.This is referred to as:

Accepted Answer

A)  value imposition. 
B)  good sense. 
C)  value exploration. 
D)  duty to protect. 
A)  value imposition. 
B)  good sense. 
C)  value exploration. 
D)  duty to protect.

The Death With Dignity Act is a law in which state?

The U.S.District Court,in Julea Ward v.Eastern Michigan University,ruled that:

Disagreeing with a client or not liking what a client is proposing can create a:

Which of the following is not true about referrals?

Referring a client for differing religious beliefs,sexual orientation,or cultural background is called:

A spiritual assessment provides:

Ignoring talk of sexuality with clients:

Which of the following statements is most accurate?

Marty believes that premarital sex is morally wrong.He has an agenda to convince his single clients to avoid having sexual intercourse before they are married.This is referred to as:

Introduction to Professional Ethics

The Counselor As a Person and As a Professional

Multicultural Perspectives and Diversity Issues

Client Rights and Counselor Responsibilities

Confidentiality: Ethical and Legal Issues

Managing Boundaries and Multiple Relationships

Professional Competence and Training

Ethical Issues in Supervision

Issues in Theory and Practice

Ethical Issues in Couples and Family Therapy

Ethical Issues in Group Work

Community and Social Justice Perspectives

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Exam 3: Values and the Helping Relationship

The Death With Dignity Act is a law in which state?

The U.S.District Court,in Julea Ward v.Eastern Michigan University,ruled that:

Disagreeing with a client or not liking what a client is proposing can create a:

Which of the following is not true about referrals?

Referring a client for differing religious beliefs,sexual orientation,or cultural background is called:

A spiritual assessment provides:

Ignoring talk of sexuality with clients:

Which of the following statements is most accurate?

Marty believes that premarital sex is morally wrong.He has an agenda to convince his single clients to avoid having sexual intercourse before they are married.This is referred to as:

Introduction to Professional Ethics

The Counselor As a Person and As a Professional

Multicultural Perspectives and Diversity Issues

Client Rights and Counselor Responsibilities

Confidentiality: Ethical and Legal Issues

Managing Boundaries and Multiple Relationships

Professional Competence and Training

Ethical Issues in Supervision

Issues in Theory and Practice

Ethical Issues in Couples and Family Therapy

Ethical Issues in Group Work

Community and Social Justice Perspectives

Filters