Dr. Jennings has a daytime radio talk show in which she talks about psychological disorders and provides advice on different treatments for the symptoms of those disorders. One of the listeners has been calling twice a week for the past six months related to an issue of depression. Dr. Jennings has continued to advise the caller. In this case, Dr. Jennings may be in violation of Standard 5.04 because:
a. she failed to clarify the educative versus therapeutic nature of the show
b. she failed to avoid language that implies personal knowledge about the caller
c. she failed to avoid the repeated communication with the caller
d. she failed to clarify that it was just a radio show
c. she failed to avoid the repeated communication with the caller
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a. formats other than the Minnesota model are at all effective. b. the Minnesota model can be applied to illicit drug abuse. c. it is necessary to include a 12-step group as part of the treatment process. d. 28 days is long enough to make a meaningful change in personality.
During the 18th century, women were considered
a. sexually unrestricted and unable to control their impulses b. sexually equal to men c. self-restricted and sexually passive d. asexual
A ________________________________ is the most effective means to assess for depressive disorders in youth
a. Standardized assessment b. Parent survey c. Teacher survey d. Diagnostic interview
Feedback entails
a. giving an opinion of the occurrences. b. predictions for the future. c. rating scales. d. describing interpersonal interactions witnessed and reactions to them.