In the context of limits on confidentiality, the Tarasoff case involved a lawsuit in which:
A) ?a university was sued for refusing to cooperate with the police in a case of murder.
B) ?a clinician was sued for failure to warn a victim of potential danger.
C) ?the parents of a plaintiff sued for a breach of confidentiality.
D) ?a student sued a counseling office for disclosing his threats about harming his girlfriend.
B
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a) Own role b) Mirror c) Sculpting d) Role reversal
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a. social construction therapies b. symbolic-experiential therapies c. empirically-validated therapies d. clinically based therapies
Which of the flowing statements is true about the administration of social organizations? a. The partnership, modified partnership and dispersed team models are threemajor models
b. It's typically a good idea to have an inside/outside split between the CEOand the COO of an organization. c. Social enterprise organizations such as CDCs, often seem to promote a"command and control" style of leadership that eventually outlives itsusefulness as the organization matures. d. The chief operations officer's role combines the functions of both leadershipand operations.
The following is true about the problem-solving approach to resolving conflict:
A. The conflict is defined as a win-lose situation. B. Each side seeks solutions to meet only its needs. C. Each side attempts to force the other side into submission. D. Each side honestly and openly communicates its goals, needs, and ideas.