Question 1

Tarasoff addresses the issue of protected health information.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

Group leaders who have to get preauthorization for members to participate in the group may have limits on:

Accepted Answer

A)  legal reporting guidelines 
B)  professional standards 
C)  maintaining confidentiality 
D)  techniques to be used 
A)  legal reporting guidelines 
B)  professional standards 
C)  maintaining confidentiality 
D)  techniques to be used C

Question 3

State licensing laws and board regulations specify minimum competencies.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

An example of a PHT is when a group member develops a problem different from the one being treated.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Nystal's ethical decision making model includes addressing:

Accepted Answer

A)  legal and ethical issues 
B)  cultural context and personal biases 
C)  confidentiality needs 
D)  reporting and documentation concerns 
A)  legal and ethical issues 
B)  cultural context and personal biases 
C)  confidentiality needs 
D)  reporting and documentation concerns

Question 6

Electronically stored information about group members would be considered safe and not subject to HIPAA.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

All ethical decision making models have the component "monitor countertransference."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Consultation can be an ethical issue if the group leader is receiving supervision.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

HIPAA refers to:

Accepted Answer

A)  the Buckley amendment 
B)  a duty to warn 
C)  potentially harmful treatments 
D)  protected health information 
A)  the Buckley amendment 
B)  a duty to warn 
C)  potentially harmful treatments 
D)  protected health information

Question 10

Codes of Ethics are usually developed by:

Accepted Answer

A)  the licensing board's regulations 
B)  professional organizations 
C)  FERPA 
D)  practice and training guidelines developers 
A)  the licensing board's regulations 
B)  professional organizations 
C)  FERPA 
D)  practice and training guidelines developers

Question 11

The in situ ethical decision making model assumes that:

Accepted Answer

A)  the problem is urgent but not important to the group's progress 
B)  the problem is important but not urgent for the member or the group 
C)  the problem has legal consequences 
D)  none of these 
A)  the problem is urgent but not important to the group's progress 
B)  the problem is important but not urgent for the member or the group 
C)  the problem has legal consequences 
D)  none of these

Question 12

Potentially harmful treatments are caused by what is done by the group leader.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Screening is valuable:

Accepted Answer

A)  to determine members' suitability for the group 
B)  for team building and other training groups 
C)  as a responsibility to the general public 
D)  to maintain the leader's license 
A)  to determine members' suitability for the group 
B)  for team building and other training groups 
C)  as a responsibility to the general public 
D)  to maintain the leader's license

Question 14

Ethical decision making models are:

Accepted Answer

A)  systematic processes to prevent ethical problems from emerging in the group 
B)  systematic steps that must be followed at all times 
C)  systematic processes to guide thinking about a dilemma 
D)  systematic guidelines to prevent unethical behavior 
A)  systematic processes to prevent ethical problems from emerging in the group 
B)  systematic steps that must be followed at all times 
C)  systematic processes to guide thinking about a dilemma 
D)  systematic guidelines to prevent unethical behavior

Question 15

Certification and licensure generally require the same level of training and education.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Codes of ethics have three main principles:

Accepted Answer

A)  do no harm, responsible reporting, and professional expertise 
B)  a duty to protect, do no harm, professional standards 
C)  minimum competency, do no harm, responsibility to the profession 
D)  none of these 
A)  do no harm, responsible reporting, and professional expertise 
B)  a duty to protect, do no harm, professional standards 
C)  minimum competency, do no harm, responsibility to the profession 
D)  none of these

Question 17

Harmful treatment includes the client's:

Accepted Answer

A)  premature termination 
B)  failure to improve 
C)  deterioration during treatment 
D)  all of these 
A)  premature termination 
B)  failure to improve 
C)  deterioration during treatment 
D)  all of these

Question 18

Ethical decision making models are intended to guide thinking and acting ethically when a problem is encountered.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Tarasoff addresses the issue of protected health information.

Group leaders who have to get preauthorization for members to participate in the group may have limits on:

State licensing laws and board regulations specify minimum competencies.

An example of a PHT is when a group member develops a problem different from the one being treated.

Nystal's ethical decision making model includes addressing:

Electronically stored information about group members would be considered safe and not subject to HIPAA.

All ethical decision making models have the component "monitor countertransference."

Consultation can be an ethical issue if the group leader is receiving supervision.

HIPAA refers to:

Codes of Ethics are usually developed by:

The in situ ethical decision making model assumes that:

Potentially harmful treatments are caused by what is done by the group leader.

Screening is valuable:

Ethical decision making models are:

Certification and licensure generally require the same level of training and education.

Codes of ethics have three main principles:

Harmful treatment includes the client's:

Ethical decision making models are intended to guide thinking and acting ethically when a problem is encountered.

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Exam 9: Ethics and Professional Standards

Tarasoff addresses the issue of protected health information.

Group leaders who have to get preauthorization for members to participate in the group may have limits on:

State licensing laws and board regulations specify minimum competencies.

An example of a PHT is when a group member develops a problem different from the one being treated.

Nystal's ethical decision making model includes addressing:

Electronically stored information about group members would be considered safe and not subject to HIPAA.

All ethical decision making models have the component "monitor countertransference."

Consultation can be an ethical issue if the group leader is receiving supervision.

HIPAA refers to:

Codes of Ethics are usually developed by:

The in situ ethical decision making model assumes that:

Potentially harmful treatments are caused by what is done by the group leader.

Screening is valuable:

Ethical decision making models are:

Certification and licensure generally require the same level of training and education.

Codes of ethics have three main principles:

Harmful treatment includes the client's:

Ethical decision making models are intended to guide thinking and acting ethically when a problem is encountered.

Overview and Model

Planning

Exercises and Evaluation

Group Leadership and Instructional Style

Group Leader Self-Development

Group Leadership Skills

The Group: Progress and Process

Culture and Diversity Issues and Concerns

Potential Membershipproblems, Concernsand Intervention Skills

Managing Conflict and Guidelines for Confrontation

Leading Psychoeducationalgroups for Children and Adolescents

Leading Psychoeducationalgroups for Adults

Psychoeducational Groups for Illnesses and Other Conditions

Psychoeducational Support Groups

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