The Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP) is best
described as:
A
a measure of basic knowledge of psychology.
B
a predictor of job proficiency.
C
an aptitude test.
D
a way to protect the public from incompetent psychologists. - Answer✔️✔️-
A
a measure of basic knowledge of psychology.
A woman calls you asking for information about her son who is a current
client of yours. You have been seeing the son in individual therapy since he
was 17. He is now 18-1/2 and has just started college. This mother is
paying for her son's therapy. You should:
provide the woman with the information she has requested about her son.
B
provide the woman only with information that is relevant to the purpose of
her request.
C
provide the woman only with that part of the record that pertains to her
son before he turned 18.
D
provide the woman with information only with the permission of her son. -
Answer✔️✔️-D
provide the woman with information only with the permission of her son.
d. CORRECT Since the son has reached the age of majority, his mother's
right to access to his records has ceased, and his permission is required to
provide her with any information from his records.
Of the cases processed by the APA's Ethics Committee as the result of
revocation of a psychologist's license by a state licensing board, the most
common complaint processed by the committee is which of the following?
A review of the reports of the APA's Ethics Committee published in the
American Psychologist from 2000 through 2008 reveals that loss of
licensure is the most frequent reason for the complaints processed by the
Ethics Committee; followed by, in order, sexual misconduct with an adult,
inappropriate practice involving child custody, nonsexual dual
relationship, and inappropriate practice involving insurance or fees.
The court offers a defendant the choice of jail or an in-patient alcohol
treatment program after he is found guilty of driving while intoxicated. As
the clinician who will be working with the man at the treatment center, you
should keep in mind that:
a waiver of confidentiality is not required because treatment has been
court-ordered.
B
a waiver of confidentiality is not required because the man gave up his
right to confidentiality by committing the crime.
C
a waiver of confidentiality is not required because the man gave up his
right to confidentiality by choosing the treatment program instead of jail.
D
a waiver of confidentiality is required and should be obtained before you
release any information about the man's treatment to the court. -
Answer✔️✔️-d. CORRECT The usual procedure is for the individual to sign
a waiver of confidentiality when he/she chooses the treatment option.
However, you would want to check to make sure this has occurred and, if
not, you would want to obtain a signed waiver.
You suspect a colleague of violating ethical guidelines. To be consistent
with the provisions of the Ethics Code, you should:
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