_____ results from a lawsuit by a client against a therapist for professional malpractice (negligence) or gross negligence
A. criminal liability
B. civil liability
C. administrative liability
D. no liability
B. civil liability
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What will be an ideal response?
Why is it important to consider other diagnoses when assessing for Gambling Disorder?
a. There is no effective treatment available for Gambling Disorder b. Gambling Disorder is not reimbursed by insurance companies c. There is a negative stigma of Gambling Disorder in society d. There is a high comorbidity of substance use disorders, anxiety, and mood disorders with Gambling Disorder
All of the following are goals of psychoanalytic intervention EXEPT:
a. increase autonomy by making the unconscious, conscious. b. decrease interactions based on projections and entitlements. c. increase capacity for intimacy without loss of self. d. eliminate entitlements and indebtedness.
Which of the following is NOT true about classic psychoanalysis?
(a) Its goal is to make the unconscious conscious. (b) Clients participated in analysis 3 to 4 times a week, for years. (c) Clients would lie on a couch and the therapist would sit outside their field of vision. (d) Classic psychoanalysis continues to be a leading form of treatment.