Group leaders who fail to screen potential members are:
a. highly unethical in all circumstances.
b. guilty of illegal practices.
c. behaving in highly unprofessional ways, and are likely to be sued.
d. more likely to include a group member who may not function well in the group setting.
ANS: D
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Duty to warn was established from which of the following cases?
a. Tarasoff v the Regents of University of California b. Spencer v Ohio State University c. Taucer v Harvard University d. Smyth v Columbia University
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a. give one another feedback b. work harder c. focus on common concerns d. critique the subgroup