Question 1

During the first session, the helper discusses the risks and benefits of the service and treatment and the meaning, extent, and limits of confidentiality. These are a few steps of:

Accepted Answer

A)   empowered consent.
B)   autonomy.
C)   maleficence.
D)   assessment. A

Question 2

All of the following are identified as critical commitments that helpers make to grow into clinical competence EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)   lifelong learning.
B)   collaboration.
C)   malfeasance.
D)   values-based practice. C

Question 3

All of the following were identified as ways to maintain appropriate boundaries with clients outside of the session EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)   provide clients with rules concerning the use of your personal email address.
B)   informing clients that any attempt to contact you on a social networking site will be ignored.
C)   choosing not to maintain an account on a social networking site.
D)   periodically conducting a self-search on the Internet to locate unintended and unwanted postings. A

Question 4

What are four areas that should be disclosed to prospective clients to inform their consent about participating in treatment?

Accepted Answer

The answer of What are four areas that should be...

Question 5

Helpers are not in a position of authority in relation to clients.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

A mental health agency's computer is hacked due to an inadequate firewall program. Client's personal information is accessed. This would be a violation of HIPAA's___________ Rule.

Accepted Answer

A)   Security
B)   Privacy
C)   Electronic
D)   Computer

Question 7

All of the following are covered under the HIPAA's Privacy Rule EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)   clients are entitled to review their record.
B)   clients are entitled to be informed about to whom information has been disclosed.
C)   clients are entitled to copies of their records without being charged a fee.
D)   clients are entitled to a written notice about the privacy practices of the helping setting.

Question 8

A helper encourages a client to express their own cultural identity and prioritize their values and practices. This would be considered a(n) _________perspective.

Accepted Answer

A)   empathetic
B)   monolithic
C)   idiographic
D)   exographic

Question 9

_______is the clinician's obligation not to disclose confidential information about a client, whereas ________deals with the patient's right to exclude from a legal proceeding communications made to a treating clinician.

Accepted Answer

A)   Confidentiality; privacy
B)   Confidentiality; privilege
C)   Privilege; confidentiality
D)   Privacy; confidentiality

Question 10

__________is the legal right that protects the client from the forced disclosure of personal and sensitive information in legal proceedings.

Accepted Answer

A)   Confidentiality
B)   Privacy
C)   Privilege
D)   Confidence

Question 11

All of the following were identified as characteristics of privileged status EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)   having access to power in a particular society.
B)   having a strong minority voice in a particular society.
C)   having access to decision-making in a particular society.
D)   being part of the dominant group in a particular society.

Question 12

Sue and Sue (2008) identified all the following characteristics of a culturally skillful practitioner EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)   developing the appropriate intervention strategies and techniques.
B)   helper's awareness of their own assumptions, values, and biases.
C)   educating the client about the helper's ethnicity.
D)   understanding the worldview of the client.

Question 13

Privilege is a benefit that is not earned or acquired through merit.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Identify and provide examples of two sexual-orientation microaggressions discussed by Sue (2010).

Accepted Answer

The answer of Identify and provide examples of two sexual-orientation...

Question 15

Race is a biological category based on genetic traits such as skin color.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

A helper contracts with her client to provide landscaping duties around her home (cutting the grass, raking leaves, and planting flowers). This is an example of a:

Accepted Answer

A)   multiple role relationship.
B)   mutually beneficial role relationship.
C)   complex counseling role.
D)   mutual consent relationship.

Question 17

A helper has a challenging, new client. He decides to brainstorm with his supervisor to determine how to proceed. Seeking supervision is a sign of:

Accepted Answer

A)   competence.
B)   congruence.
C)   incongruence.
D)   confidence.

Question 18

A helper frequently checks in with the client to ensure mutual understanding and they are working toward the same goals. This is an example of a commitment to:

Accepted Answer

A)   lifelong learning.
B)   collaboration.
C)   malfeasance.
D)   values-based practice.

Question 19

The ethical principle of nonmalficence is:

Accepted Answer

A)   do no harm.
B)   increase healthy coping.
C)   change is possible.
D)   understanding and empathy.

Question 20

All of the following are cultural influences in the ADDRESSING framework EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)   developmental disabilities.
B)   ethnic and racial identity.
C)   socioeconomic status.
D)   immigration history.

Exam 2: Critical Commitments: Diversity Issues and Ethical Practice for Helpers

During the first session, the helper discusses the risks and benefits of the service and treatment and the meaning, extent, and limits of confidentiality. These are a few steps of:

All of the following are identified as critical commitments that helpers make to grow into clinical competence EXCEPT:

All of the following were identified as ways to maintain appropriate boundaries with clients outside of the session EXCEPT:

What are four areas that should be disclosed to prospective clients to inform their consent about participating in treatment?

Helpers are not in a position of authority in relation to clients.

A mental health agency's computer is hacked due to an inadequate firewall program. Client's personal information is accessed. This would be a violation of HIPAA's___________ Rule.

All of the following are covered under the HIPAA's Privacy Rule EXCEPT:

A helper encourages a client to express their own cultural identity and prioritize their values and practices. This would be considered a(n) _________perspective.

_is the clinician's obligation not to disclose confidential information about a client, whereas __deals with the patient's right to exclude from a legal proceeding communications made to a treating clinician.

__________is the legal right that protects the client from the forced disclosure of personal and sensitive information in legal proceedings.

All of the following were identified as characteristics of privileged status EXCEPT:

Sue and Sue (2008) identified all the following characteristics of a culturally skillful practitioner EXCEPT:

Privilege is a benefit that is not earned or acquired through merit.

Identify and provide examples of two sexual-orientation microaggressions discussed by Sue (2010).

Race is a biological category based on genetic traits such as skin color.

A helper contracts with her client to provide landscaping duties around her home (cutting the grass, raking leaves, and planting flowers) . This is an example of a:

A helper has a challenging, new client. He decides to brainstorm with his supervisor to determine how to proceed. Seeking supervision is a sign of:

A helper frequently checks in with the client to ensure mutual understanding and they are working toward the same goals. This is an example of a commitment to:

The ethical principle of nonmalficence is:

All of the following are cultural influences in the ADDRESSING framework EXCEPT: