Exam 6: Dual Relationships
Exam 1: Introduction40 Questions
Exam 2: Professional Identity and Ethics40 Questions
Exam 3: Awareness and Sensitivity to Ethical Issues40 Questions
Exam 4: Cognitions and Reasoninghermeneutics40 Questions
Exam 5: Client Autonomy and Client Rights40 Questions
Exam 6: Dual Relationships40 Questions
Exam 7: Counselor Competence40 Questions
Exam 8: Diversity and Multicultural Competence39 Questions
Exam 9: Use of Technology and Ethics40 Questions
Exam 10: Supervision and Ethics40 Questions
Exam 11: Ethical Use of Research in Counseling Practice40 Questions
Exam 12: Professional Codes of Ethics and the Law40 Questions
Exam 13: Western Theories of Ethics40 Questions
Exam 14: Eastern Theories of Ethics40 Questions
Exam 15: Middle Eastern Ethical Theories40 Questions
Exam 16: Native American, Hispaniclatino, and African Ethics39 Questions
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When a counselor has two or more types of relationships with a client concurrently this is called:
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Inherent in counselors' professional role is their decreased level of power and influence.
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The ACA codes include standards addressing duals relationships under Section
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Statements that the therapist makes that reveal something personal about the therapist is referred to as:
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Having dual or multiple relationships with clients may or may not be a problem; however, the potential for problems increases
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This is defined as "a comprehensive pattern of behavior and attitudes, constituting a strategy for coping with a recurrent set of situations, which is socially identified more or less clearly as an entity"
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How do cognitive schemas impact the counseling process? Please provide an example.
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Handshakes between male counselors and female clients or female counselors and male clients who are ___________would be inappropriate.
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When a counselor changes roles by becoming a supervisor this is referred to as:
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_________ role theory provides insight into how boundaries may be understood
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Codes can provide guidance around relationships such as those between former clients, students, and employees.
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Pearson and Piazza (1997) identified several types of relationships that affect professionals. Please list and describe the four types of relationships they identified.
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A client, who typically comes into counseling vulnerable and open to influence, may readily agree to more than a professional relationship because he or she wants to be accepted by the counselor.
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Zur suggested one can differentiate boundaries into two categories: ________________and acceptable behavior.
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Counselor boundaries that potentially affect ethical behaviors, in addition to physical boundaries, include all but what:
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The ACA Code of Ethics (ACA, 2005), states that sexual relationships with former clients or their family members are prohibited for a period of ___ years after the cessation of counseling.
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Training setting relationships include the relationship between the teacher and student, the role each plays in the relationship. This is referred to as:
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Those who practice a __________approach have historically recommended against the use of self-disclosures in counseling or therapy.
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