In this court case, the court found that school counselors have a duty to use reasonable means to attempt to prevent a suicide when they know about a student's suicidal intentions. The reasoning of the court was that an adolescent is more likely to share thoughts of suicide with friends than with a school counselor, teacher, or parent. The court found that reasonable care would have included
notifying the student's parents that their daughter was at risk for suicide.
a. Tarasoff v. University of California Board of Regents
b. Ewing v. Goldstein
c. Eisel v. Board of Education
d. Jaffee v. Redmond
c
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a) 60% b) 35% c) 10% d) 1%
Jon Kabat-Zinn's (2005) seven attitudinal foundations for mindfulness meditation include: nonjudging, patience, trust, nonstriving, acceptance, letting go, and _______________
a. aspirations of the beginner's soul b. aspirations of the expert's soul c. expectations of the beginner's mind d. expectations of the expert's mind
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B) ?A lot of attention is given to helping the victims cope with their exploitation or to rehabilitating the offenders. C) All states now recognize females as being liable for committing statutory rape. D) ?The United States has given a standardized definition for rape that is followed in all states.