Mdu4031 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

California decided in Tarasoff that a therapist had a duty to... to predict violence make a reasonable effort to protect potential victims of violence to commit potentially dangerous offenders to maintain confidentiality at all costs - make a reasonable effort to protect potential victims of violence In the Atkins case (Case #2), Atkins' potential execution was found to be excessive because... Atkins was considered mentally retarded Nesbitt was in a violent area Atkins had bipolar diso...

an essential concept of american law is what? - where the federal constitution speaks, no state may contradict it approximately how many cases per term does the supreme court review? - 80 to 90 choose the best answer. from the 100 patients article, individuals who were involuntarily committed ___________________ to complete treatment successfully when compared to those who voluntarily entered treatment. - were just as likely/were nearly as likely from the 100 patients article, individuals ...

An essential concept of American Law is what? - Where the federal constitution speaks, no state may contradict it Approximately how many cases per term does the Supreme Court review? - 80 to 90 From the 100 patients article, Individuals who were involuntarily committed _____ to complete treatment successfully when compared to those who voluntarily entered treatment - Were nearly as likely From the 100 patients article, the highest rate of successful treatment completion occurred among thos...

An individual's autonomy in providing informed consent should be assessed based on (choose all that apply): Group of answer choices Their level of education Their socioeconomic status Their level of capacity The complexity and risks of the study The availability of family - Their level of capacity & the risks of the study In the case of Marlise Munoz, what was the primary argument for the request that life-sustaining treatment be withdrawn or withheld? - The law requiring life-sustaini...

In the Atkins case (Case #2), Atkins' potential execution was found to be excessive because... Atkins was considered mentally retarded Nesbitt was in a violent area Atkins had bipolar disorder Nesbitt was intoxicated - Answer Atkins was considered mentally retarded

From the 100 previous article, individuals brought in for substance abuse treatment had co-morbid mental health issues ____ of the time? - Answer More than half In the 100 patients article, the average length of treatment under the Marchman act was how many days? - Answer 102

in this class, how many MANDATORY discussion board assignments are there? Answer> 3 how many points is each exam worth? Answer> 50 how many modules are in this class? Answer> 15 what is the maximum amount of extra credit points you can earn in this class? Answer> 10 who is/are your instructors in this class? Answer> dr. suryadevara to which court do federal questions from state courts go? Answer> supreme court an essential concept of american law is what? Answer&gt...

in this class, how many MANDATORY discussion board assignments are there? - 3 how many points is each exam worth? - 50 how many modules are in this class? - 15 what is the maximum amount of extra credit points you can earn in this class? - 10 who is/are your instructors in this class? - dr. suryadevara to which court do federal questions from state courts go? - supreme court an essential concept of american law is what? - where the federal constitution speaks, no state may cont...

Group of answer choices - Answer False True or False, eliminating lifetime limits on insurance coverage was added under the Affordable Care Act. - Answer True True or False, a Prevention and Public Health Fund was added under the Affordable Care Act. - Answer True