front 1 Psychologists responsible for education and training programs take
reasonable steps to ensure that | back 1 B |
front 2 Standard 7.02 requires that psychologists responsible for education
and training programs take | back 2 D |
front 3 Dr. Green is a new adjunct professor at a small private university.
He has never taught before. He has | back 3 A |
front 4 When engaged in teaching or training, psychologists present
psychological information __________. | back 4 B |
front 5 When individual or group therapy is a program or course requirements,
psychologists responsible for | back 5 D |
front 6 In academic and supervisory relationships, psychologists establish a
________ and ________ | back 6 A |
front 7 Dr. Smith is a military psychologist who supervises trainees in
American combat theaters. To provide | back 7 C |
front 8 ____________ and ____________ require that academic and supervisory
evaluations should never | back 8 A |
front 9 ____________ and ____________ require that academic and supervisory
evaluations should never | back 9 A |
front 10 Under Standard 7.07 sexual relationships between supervisees and
supervisors is ______________. | back 10 C |
front 11 Sexual relationships between students and professor/supervisors are a
specific example of | back 11 A |
front 12 The prohibition of sexual relationships under Standard 7.07 applies
to all of the following, except: | back 12 D |
front 13 A competency-based approach to supervision requires techniques for
successfully monitoring, a. trust, honesty | back 13 C |
front 14 Student Jane has begun her practicum experience. She will be meeting
for the first time with the | back 14 A |
front 15 Psychologists responsible for education and training programs have an
obligation to establish A) True B) False | back 15 A |
front 16 Training program descriptions do not need to include if the program
requires personal counseling or A) True B) False | back 16 B |
front 17 Educational and training programs must require students to engage in personal psychotherapy. A) True B) False | back 17 B |
front 18 Psychologists may require students to disclose personal information
in course or program-related A) True B) False | back 18 B |
front 19 If a student’s problems pose a threat of self-harm or harm to others,
psychologists are permitted to A) True B) False | back 19 A |
front 20 Faculty who are or are likely to be responsible for evaluating
students’ academic performance may A) True B) False | back 20 b |
front 21 Educational and training programs are required to provide feedback to
students and supervisees at the A) True B) False | back 21 A |
front 22 Supervisors and students are not prohibited from entering into intimate relationships with each other. A) True B) False | back 22 B |
front 23 The APA Record Keeping Guidelines recommend that absent specific
legal requirements, complete | back 23 B |
front 24 Information about billing and payment is required to be in the
client’s file. It should include information | back 24 C |
front 25 Dr. Clark is a school psychologist who provides not only assessment
services, but clinical | back 25 B |
front 26 Psychologists conducting research must create and maintain records in
a manner that allows for | back 26 C |
front 27 Raw data generated through federal support must be maintained by
institutions for at least: | back 27 B |
front 28 Standard 6.02 requires that psychologists take steps to protect the
confidentiality of professional or | back 28 C |
front 29 Psychologists may not withhold the release of records due to
nonpayment, if those records are | back 29 A |
front 30 Fee and financial arrangements must be discussed with the
client: | back 30 D |
front 31 In specifying compensation, psychologist must include a description
of all ___________ costs so that | back 31 A |
front 32 A contingent fee is: | back 32 D |
front 33 Compliance with Standard 6.04a in patient-centered medical homes and
other primary care | back 33 B |
front 34 Standard 6.04c requires that psychologists provide to their clients
an _____________ statement of | back 34 C |
front 35 Dr. Black has just received information from her client’s insurance
provider that limitations will be | back 35 B |
front 36 If a client does not pay for the services received from a
psychologist, the psychologist may: | back 36 B |
front 37 Psychologists may disclose to collection agencies all of the
following, except: | back 37 D |
front 38 Psychologists may barter only if: | back 38 B |
front 39 Dr. Barnes has a client who is struggling financially. Recognizing
that the client is in need of | back 39 D |
front 40 Standard 6.07 prohibits psychologists from charging other
professionals for client __________. | back 40 A |
front 41 Under Standard 6.07, fees charged to clients reflect the services
provided. A psychologist may divide | back 41 B |
front 42 Clients __________ receive the same quality of care no matter what
type of insurance they may | back 42 B |
front 43 Psychologists do not need to document if they talk to their client over the phone. A) True B) False | back 43 B |
front 44 Psychotherapy notes are considered work product privilege and are immune from subpoena. A) True B) False | back 44 A |
front 45 Clinical records are always the property of the psychologist, even
when working in an organizational A) True B) False | back 45 B |
front 46 With the exception of relevant client privilege, the entirety of the
forensic psychologist’s records created A) True B) False | back 46 A |
front 47 HIPAA requires that psychologists ensure the security of personal
health information in transit and A) True B) False | back 47 A |
front 48 Under Standard 6.02b, psychologists are prohibited from storing
confidential records in record systems A) True B) False | back 48 B |
front 49 Psychologists are not required to make advanced plans for the
transfer and confidentially of their work A) True B) False | back 49 B |
front 50 Failure to specify and agree on compensation and billing arrangements
can lead to mistrust or financial A) True B) False | back 50 A |
front 51 Psychologists may accept a contingent fee. A) True B) False | back 51 B |
front 52 Psychologists are permitted to inflate reports of hourly fees for
noninsurance patients to obtain a A) True B) False | back 52 B |
front 53 Psychologists aspire to promote __________, ____________, and
____________ in the science, | back 53 A |
front 54 Standard 5.01a prohibits all of the following public statements,
except: | back 54 C |
front 55 Dr. Stevens was asked by a reporter to describe his private practice
and the psychologists he works | back 55 B |
front 56 The term public statements applies to: | back 56 C |
front 57 Standard 5.01b does not include the term ___________ that is included
in Standard 5.01a. | back 57 D |
front 58 Dr. Jones has advertisements on his website stating that his type of
psychotherapy service is | back 58 C |
front 59 It is ethical for psychologists to include personal information on
their professional website, if: | back 59 A |
front 60 Dr. Adams hired a PR firm to promote his new private practice. He
provided the firm with all the | back 60 D |
front 61 Dr. Smith regularly takes the local reporters out to dinner. He
generally takes them to the most | back 61 C |
front 62 Standard 5.02c ___________ psychologists to run paid advertisements
describing their services, | back 62 B |
front 63 Standard 5.03 requires psychologists to accurately describe workshops
and nondegree-granting | back 63 B |
front 64 Standard 5.04 permits psychologists to provide public advice or
comment publically, as long as the | back 64 A |
front 65 Dr. Jennings has a daytime radio talk show in which she talks about
psychological disorders and | back 65 C |
front 66 Standard 5.05 prohibits the solicitation of testimonials from current
and former clients who are | back 66 A |
front 67 When a psychologist solicits business from individuals who, because
of their particular circumstances, | back 67 C |
front 68 Standard 5.06 prohibits psychologists from soliciting business from
individuals who are: | back 68 A |
front 69 A major hurricane has swept through Dr. Borden’s small rural town.
There were many casualties and | back 69 B |
front 70 The terms avoidance and knowingly exclude as violations of 5.01a
statements that psychologists would A) True B) False | back 70 A |
front 71 Website advertising can place psychologists in violation of Ethics Code standards. A) True B) False | back 71 A |
front 72 Psychologists who engage others to create or place public statements
that promote their professional A) True B) False | back 72 B |
front 73 A paid advertisement relating to psychologists’ activities must be
identified or clearly recognizable as A) True B) False | back 73 A |
front 74 Psychologists are prohibited from providing public advice or comments
via print, Internet, or other A) True B) False | back 74 B |
front 75 Psychologists are permitted to solicit testimonials from their
current clients if it will benefit the A) True B) False | back 75 B |
front 76 Psychologists have a primary obligation and take reasonable
precaution to protect: | back 76 A |
front 77 The term reasonable precaution in Standard 4.01 recognizes the
psychologist’s duty to recognize: | back 77 C |
front 78 Confidentiality of psychotherapy notes can be maintained by all the
following procedures, except: | back 78 B |
front 79 Practitioners and scientists who work with personal health
information should become familiar with the | back 79 C |
front 80 Dr. Stevens works in a small health care practice providing
psychological services. As it is anticipated | back 80 C |
front 81 The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA)
protects the privacy of student | back 81 D |
front 82 Psychologists _________ with persons, the ________ limits of
confidentiality and ____________ uses | back 82 A |
front 83 Limits may be placed on the extent to which private information
acquired during psychological services | back 83 C |
front 84 Psychologists are required to discuss with their clients the limits
of confidentiality. This discussion | back 84 A |
front 85 In the military, there is ____ psychologist–client confidentiality in
the traditional sense. | back 85 C |
front 86 Under Standard 4.02b, the psychologist should discuss the limits of
confidentiality with the client: | back 86 B |
front 87 Dr. Stevens offer telepsychology services to clients in a very rural
area of the state. Standard 4.02c | back 87 A |
front 88 Psychologists who use audio, visual, or digital recordings of voices
or images to provide services to | back 88 B |
front 89 Psychologists may discuss confidential information: | back 89 B |
front 90 Under the HIPAA Privacy Rule, psychologists working in independent
practice, group practices, or | back 90 B |
front 91 Psychologists may disclose confidential information with
_____________ consent of the | back 91 C |
front 92 Dr. Green has just received a request from her client to release
confidential information. Dr. Green is | back 92 A |
front 93 Standard 4.05b is ______________ rather than __________ in relation
to the psychologist’s decision | back 93 B |
front 94 Dr. Black has just been informed by his client that the client
intends to harm his neighbor. The client | back 94 D |
front 95 Standard 4.06 permits discussion of confidential information with
colleagues ________ consent of | back 95 A |
front 96 Under Standard 4.07, psychologists may disclose personal information
about their clients if: | back 96 D |
front 97 Psychologists should engage parents and children in discussion about
the nature and rationale for | back 97 C |
front 98 Protecting the confidentiality of voice or image recordings of
clients does not require any special A) True B) False | back 98 B |
front 99 Psychologists are required to take reasonable precautions to maintain confidentiality. A) True B) False | back 99 A |
front 100 Under Standard 4.02 psychologists are required to discuss with their clients the limits of confidentiality. A) True B) False | back 100 A |
front 101 Permission must be obtained before recording audio, visual, or
digital recordings by service providers A) True B) False | back 101 B |
front 102 Psychologists may disclose confidential information with the
appropriate consent of the organization A) True B) False | back 102 A |
front 103 Psychologists are not permitted to refuse to release confidential
information when a request has been A) True B) False | back 103 B |
front 104 All states have a “duty-to-protect” law, which requires all
psychologists to warn third parties of the A) True B) False | back 104 B |
front 105 Disclosure without authorization is allowed when required by law A) True B) False | back 105 A |
front 106 Protecting from harm such as child abuse, neglect, suicide, etc. is a confidentiality exception A) True B) False | back 106 A |
front 107 When kids are under 18, the school only needs permission from the student for the parents' to access school records A) True B) False | back 107 B |
front 108 You should use testimonials from current clients A) True B) False | back 108 B |
front 109 Disclosure without authorization is allowed when protecting public health A) True B) False | back 109 A |
front 110 When commenting to the media you should go into detail A) True B) False | back 110 B |
front 111 You can not make statements on issues that are outside the boundaries of their competence based on their education, training, etc A) True B) False | back 111 A |
front 112 You should destroy recording when they are no longer needed A) True B) False | back 112 A |
front 113 Disclosure without authorization is allowed when necessary for audit at workplace A) True B) False | back 113 A |
front 114 You can break confidentiality when information is useful or required A) True B) False | back 114 A |
front 115 Psychologists are not allowed to divide fees with another professional A) True B) False | back 115 B |
front 116 Patients do not have a right of access to psychotherapy notes A) True B) False | back 116 A |
front 117 Professors may persuade their students if their points of view are research based A) True B) False | back 117 A |
front 118 It is unethical to ask students about their sexual history A) True B) False | back 118 A |
front 119 It is ethical to ask students about their experience with therapy/ psych meds A) True B) False | back 119 B |
front 120 You can do therapy with your students A) True B) False | back 120 B |
front 121 TA's can not have sex with students A) True B) False | back 121 A |