The code of ethics most likely to be followed by career practitioners in private practice was developed by
a. ACA and APA
b. NCDA
c. ASCA
d. NBCC
A
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A. Shahada B. Salat C. Sawm D. Zakat
HVB is a
a. chronic, remitting disease that bothers the person for 6–8 months before it clears. b. blood-borne disease. c. virus that can infect the mother, but never the fetus as placental barriers exist to block the virus from reaching the fetus. d. virus known to cross the blood–brain barrier and in extreme cases induce dementia.
What occurs in the first phase of gambling?
(a) identity becomes centered around gambling (b) one begins lying to relatives about where money has gone (c) there is stimulation and enjoyment of winning (d) there is a failure to know when to quit
In determining whether a chemically dependent patient should be treated in an inpatient or outpatient program, all of the following should be considered EXCEPT:
a. whether the patient has a history of sobriety during the last several years. b. whether the patient's job and family are likely to give him another chance if this treatment fails. c. whether the patient has family support for sobriety. d. whether the patient has a history of failed treatment on an outpatient or inpatient basis.