A California Ruling in the Tarasoff Case Made It Mandatory

Multiple Choice

A California ruling in the Tarasoff case made it mandatory for therapists to

A) come to agreement on the legal definition of insanity.
B) break the pledge of confidentiality if a client is known to be dangerous to someone else.
C) be able to distinguish between short and long-term goals for their clients.
D) report clients who make sexual or romantic advances toward the therapist.