Question 1

Dual or multiple relationships are not necessarily harmful,unethical,or unprofessional.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

Helpers virtually always perform a singular role when working with clients.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

The practice of bartering psychotherapy for either goods or services

Accepted Answer

A) is considered unethical by virtually all the ethical codes. 
B) has the potential for conflicts. 
C) is generally an illegal practice. 
D) is always an attempt of the therapist to control the client. 
E) presents no problems if both the therapist and the client agree on bartering arrangements. 
A) is considered unethical by virtually all the ethical codes. 
B) has the potential for conflicts. 
C) is generally an illegal practice. 
D) is always an attempt of the therapist to control the client. 
E) presents no problems if both the therapist and the client agree on bartering arrangements. B

Question 4

Nonsexual dual relationships most often pave the way to exploitation or harm.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Home visits,and out of office visits fall into the category of

Accepted Answer

A) boundary crossings. 
B) boundary violations. 
C) boundary considerations. 
D) none of the above. 
A) boundary crossings. 
B) boundary violations. 
C) boundary considerations. 
D) none of the above.

Question 6

Departures from commonly accepted practices that could potentially benefit clients are referred to as

Accepted Answer

A) unethical boundaries. 
B) boundary crossings. 
C) boundary violations. 
D) interpersonal boundaries. 
A) unethical boundaries. 
B) boundary crossings. 
C) boundary violations. 
D) interpersonal boundaries.

Question 7

Codes of ethics deal _____with setting appropriate boundaries,recognizing potential conflicts of interest,and taking steps to manage multiple relationships.

Accepted Answer

A) specifically and extensively 
B) minimally and ineffectively 
C) increasingly,but insufficiently 
D) unrealistically 
A) specifically and extensively 
B) minimally and ineffectively 
C) increasingly,but insufficiently 
D) unrealistically

Question 8

Lucia is considering developing a multiple or dual relationship with her client.It's important for Lucia to remember

Accepted Answer

A) that all multiple relationships should be avoided because they are usually harmful. 
B) that absolute answers are available to resolve dual or multiple relationship dilemmas. 
C) to be cautious in order to protect herself from censure. 
D) to consider whether the potential benefits outweigh the potential for harm. 
A) that all multiple relationships should be avoided because they are usually harmful. 
B) that absolute answers are available to resolve dual or multiple relationship dilemmas. 
C) to be cautious in order to protect herself from censure. 
D) to consider whether the potential benefits outweigh the potential for harm.

Question 9

According to the codes of ethics of all helping professions,making friends with former clients is always considered unethical because of the power differential.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

The following action would maximize the risks inherent in dual or multiple relationships:

Accepted Answer

A) Set healthy boundaries from the outset. 
B) Secure informed consent of clients and discuss with them both the potential risks and benefits of dual relationships. 
C) Document any dual relationships in clinical case notes. 
D) Become romantically involved with the client. 
A) Set healthy boundaries from the outset. 
B) Secure informed consent of clients and discuss with them both the potential risks and benefits of dual relationships. 
C) Document any dual relationships in clinical case notes. 
D) Become romantically involved with the client.

Question 11

A boundary crossing is a departure from standard practice that could potentially benefit clients.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

In the case of avoidable dual relationships,if the benefits outweigh the risks,the relationship may be justified.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

The following is true concerning dual relationships:

Accepted Answer

A) There is a clear consensus among practitioners regarding nonsexual relationships in counseling. 
B) Due to the fact that there are clinical,ethical,and legal risks,all blending of roles must be avoided. 
C) Objectivity in counseling is enhanced with dual relationships. 
D) Counselors need to make every effort to avoid dual relationships with clients that could impart professional judgment or increase the risk of harm to clients. 
A) There is a clear consensus among practitioners regarding nonsexual relationships in counseling. 
B) Due to the fact that there are clinical,ethical,and legal risks,all blending of roles must be avoided. 
C) Objectivity in counseling is enhanced with dual relationships. 
D) Counselors need to make every effort to avoid dual relationships with clients that could impart professional judgment or increase the risk of harm to clients.

Question 14

Sexual misconduct is still one of the major causes for malpractice actions against mental health providers.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

When there is potential for negative consequences arising from a dual relationship,it is the responsibility of the professional to

Accepted Answer

A) secure the informed consent of clients and discuss with them both the potential risks and benefits of the relationship. 
B) consult with other professionals. 
C) seek supervision if the risk for harm is high. 
D) document any dual relationships in clinical case notes. 
E) all of the above 
A) secure the informed consent of clients and discuss with them both the potential risks and benefits of the relationship. 
B) consult with other professionals. 
C) seek supervision if the risk for harm is high. 
D) document any dual relationships in clinical case notes. 
E) all of the above

Question 16

What is an accepted ethical guideline in terms of having social and personal relationships with clients?

Accepted Answer

A) Therapists are advised to avoid dual relationships with their clients. 
B) Friendships with clients always have positive results in counseling. 
C) Counseling a friend is beneficial to both people involved. 
D) Any form of social relationships with clients always damages the therapeutic relationship. 
E) These dual relationships are not only highly unprofessional and unethical,but also illegal in most states. 
A) Therapists are advised to avoid dual relationships with their clients. 
B) Friendships with clients always have positive results in counseling. 
C) Counseling a friend is beneficial to both people involved. 
D) Any form of social relationships with clients always damages the therapeutic relationship. 
E) These dual relationships are not only highly unprofessional and unethical,but also illegal in most states.

Question 17

A study showed that when deciding whether or not to accept gifts from clients,psychologists were more likely to accept gifts that were

Accepted Answer

A) inexpensive,culturally appropriate,and given as a sign of appreciation at the end of treatment. 
B) inexpensive,but sentimental in value. 
C) offered any time during the course of treatment as a token of gratitude as long as they were relatively inexpensive.. 
D) expensive and tasteful. 
E) none of the above since they overwhelming agreed that accepting gifts of any value is unprofessional. 
A) inexpensive,culturally appropriate,and given as a sign of appreciation at the end of treatment. 
B) inexpensive,but sentimental in value. 
C) offered any time during the course of treatment as a token of gratitude as long as they were relatively inexpensive.. 
D) expensive and tasteful. 
E) none of the above since they overwhelming agreed that accepting gifts of any value is unprofessional.

Question 18

Discussing sexual feelings about clients

Accepted Answer

A) should never occur under any circumstances. 
B) should occur only with one's religious or spiritual advisor. 
C) should ideally occur during internships and peer supervision groups. 
D) should occur only with the client. 
A) should never occur under any circumstances. 
B) should occur only with one's religious or spiritual advisor. 
C) should ideally occur during internships and peer supervision groups. 
D) should occur only with the client.

Question 19

A case could be made that bartering is below the minimum standard of practice.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

According to some writers,some dual relationships can alter the power differential between helpers and clients in a way that is healing to clients.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Dual or multiple relationships are not necessarily harmful,unethical,or unprofessional.

Helpers virtually always perform a singular role when working with clients.

The practice of bartering psychotherapy for either goods or services

Nonsexual dual relationships most often pave the way to exploitation or harm.

Home visits,and out of office visits fall into the category of

Departures from commonly accepted practices that could potentially benefit clients are referred to as

Codes of ethics deal _____with setting appropriate boundaries,recognizing potential conflicts of interest,and taking steps to manage multiple relationships.

Lucia is considering developing a multiple or dual relationship with her client.It's important for Lucia to remember

According to the codes of ethics of all helping professions,making friends with former clients is always considered unethical because of the power differential.

The following action would maximize the risks inherent in dual or multiple relationships:

A boundary crossing is a departure from standard practice that could potentially benefit clients.

In the case of avoidable dual relationships,if the benefits outweigh the risks,the relationship may be justified.

The following is true concerning dual relationships:

Sexual misconduct is still one of the major causes for malpractice actions against mental health providers.

When there is potential for negative consequences arising from a dual relationship,it is the responsibility of the professional to

What is an accepted ethical guideline in terms of having social and personal relationships with clients?

A study showed that when deciding whether or not to accept gifts from clients,psychologists were more likely to accept gifts that were

Discussing sexual feelings about clients

A case could be made that bartering is below the minimum standard of practice.

According to some writers,some dual relationships can alter the power differential between helpers and clients in a way that is healing to clients.

Are the Helping Professions for You

Knowing Your Values

Helper Know Thyself

Common Concerns of Beginning Helpers

The Helping Process

Theory Applied to Practice

Understanding Diversity

Ethical Legal Issues Facing Helpers

Getting the Most From Your Fieldwork Supervision

Stress,Burnout and Self-Care

Working With Groups

Working in the Community

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Exam 9: Managing Boundary Issues

Dual or multiple relationships are not necessarily harmful,unethical,or unprofessional.

Helpers virtually always perform a singular role when working with clients.

The practice of bartering psychotherapy for either goods or services

Nonsexual dual relationships most often pave the way to exploitation or harm.

Home visits,and out of office visits fall into the category of

Departures from commonly accepted practices that could potentially benefit clients are referred to as

Codes of ethics deal _____with setting appropriate boundaries,recognizing potential conflicts of interest,and taking steps to manage multiple relationships.

Lucia is considering developing a multiple or dual relationship with her client.It's important for Lucia to remember

According to the codes of ethics of all helping professions,making friends with former clients is always considered unethical because of the power differential.

The following action would maximize the risks inherent in dual or multiple relationships:

A boundary crossing is a departure from standard practice that could potentially benefit clients.

In the case of avoidable dual relationships,if the benefits outweigh the risks,the relationship may be justified.

The following is true concerning dual relationships:

Sexual misconduct is still one of the major causes for malpractice actions against mental health providers.

When there is potential for negative consequences arising from a dual relationship,it is the responsibility of the professional to

What is an accepted ethical guideline in terms of having social and personal relationships with clients?

A study showed that when deciding whether or not to accept gifts from clients,psychologists were more likely to accept gifts that were

Discussing sexual feelings about clients

A case could be made that bartering is below the minimum standard of practice.

According to some writers,some dual relationships can alter the power differential between helpers and clients in a way that is healing to clients.

Are the Helping Professions for You

Knowing Your Values

Helper Know Thyself

Common Concerns of Beginning Helpers

The Helping Process

Theory Applied to Practice

Understanding Diversity

Ethical Legal Issues Facing Helpers

Getting the Most From Your Fieldwork Supervision

Stress,Burnout and Self-Care

Working With Groups

Working in the Community

Filters