Exam 16: Ethical and Legal Issues

The Oath of Hippocrates originated in approximately ___.

Which is NOT one of the special areas of concern for forensic application of tests identified in the textbook?

What type of testing was at issue in the Debra P. v. Turlington and GI Forum v. TEA cases?

The Supreme Court's final decision in the New Haven Firefighters case turned most importantly on ____.

Law that arises from regulations adopted by a government agency is called ___.

What generalization does the text offer about the specific tests used in forensic applications in comparison with other types of applications?

Another name for legislation enacted, for example, by the U.S. Congress is __ law.

Dr. Mark explains to the client the purpose of giving him the Wechsler test. Dr. Mark is observing the first step related to which ethical principle?

Several laws related to the handicapped/disabled in education call for use of an IEP. These initials stand for ___.

Most court cases involving the use of tests have been brought at which level of the court system?

The Hall v. Florida case relied heavily on use of what psychometric concept?

Which is NOT one of the major areas for the interface of testing and the law?

A psychologist is trained in use of the Rorschach but not the TAT. He uses the TAT anyway, reasoning that it is quite similar to the Rorschach. He may be violating what ethical principle?

What important set of regulations did the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission issue as a follow-up to the Civil Rights Act of 1964?

Which of these is a key phrase referenced in laws related to education of the handicapped/disabled?

The Belmont Report was aimed primarily at ___.

Which of these was the most important successor to the Rehabilitation Act of 1973?

The psychologist's general responsibility to maintain confidentiality is waived when ___.

In legal terminology, "P.L." stands for ___.

In legal terminology "U.S.C." stands for ___.