What is an accepted ethical guideline in terms of having social and personal relationships with clients?
a. Therapists are advised to avoid dual relationships with their clients.
b. Friendships with clients always have positive results in counseling.
c. Counseling a friend is beneficial to both people involved.
d. Any form of social relationships with clients always damages the therapeutic relationship.
e. These dual relationships are not only highly unprofessional and unethical, but also illegal in most states.
ANS: A
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