When should a psychologist formally report an ethical violation?
What will be an ideal response?
When psychologists learn about a potential violation by another psychologist, they must attempt to resolve it informally by bringing the matter to the attention of the other psychologist. This may be done if a resolution appears to be appropriate and the confidentiality rights of a patient or client is not violated. However, if the violation has or is likely to result in harm, an informal resolution is not appropriate. The psychologist would then need to formally report the violation, if it does not violate client confidentiality.
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a. Family members. b. Community leaders. c. Close friends. d. All of the above
Which of the following are NOT standardized tests commonly used in a school setting?
A) ?achievement tests B) ?emotional tests C) ?intelligence scales D) ?aptitude or ability tests E) ?career and interest inventories
Transgenerational focus refers to
a. the concept that greater understanding of individual men can be gained by revisiting their relationships with their fathers, grandfathers and other men in their family. b. the tendency for men to act like their fathers and grandfathers and other men in their family. c. the inability of men to focus on other perspectives outside of their fathers, grandfathers and other men in their family. d. the concept that men are the focus of their fathers, grandfathers and the other men within their own family.
According to a study done by Vallotton and Ayoub, a toddler's __________ is a predictor of his self-regulation growth
A) talkativeness? B) ?spoken vocabulary C) ?interaction with peers D) ?facial expressions