Question 1

The current concept of informed consent applies to

Accepted Answer

A)  only those who cannot provide consent independently. 
B)  any individual participating in research or obtaining healthcare services. 
C)  individuals specifically participating in research. 
D)  individuals receiving care in hospital settings. 
A)  only those who cannot provide consent independently. 
B)  any individual participating in research or obtaining healthcare services. 
C)  individuals specifically participating in research. 
D)  individuals receiving care in hospital settings.

Question 2

Which clinical training model emphasizes clinical skills and competencies as a research consumer (rather than as a research producer)?

Accepted Answer

A)  The clinical scientist model. 
B)  The scientist-practitioner model. 
C)  The practitioner-scholar model. 
D)  The scholar-scientist model. 
A)  The clinical scientist model. 
B)  The scientist-practitioner model. 
C)  The practitioner-scholar model. 
D)  The scholar-scientist model.

Question 3

Surveys of clinical psychologists in Canada by Hunsley,Ronson and Cohen (2013)and in the USA by Norcross and Karpiak (2012)revealed that:

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A)  the majority of psychologists specialize in one major professional activity. 
B)  almost half of them report devoting time to research, but it is a small proportion of their professional time. 
C)  the majority of clinical psychologists spend at least part of their work week teaching. 
D)  clinical supervision is undervalued by clinical psychologists. 
A)  the majority of psychologists specialize in one major professional activity. 
B)  almost half of them report devoting time to research, but it is a small proportion of their professional time. 
C)  the majority of clinical psychologists spend at least part of their work week teaching. 
D)  clinical supervision is undervalued by clinical psychologists.

Question 4

Needs assessment are conducted to determine the

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A)  extent of unmet health care needs in a population. 
B)  extent of unmet health care needs in a person. 
C)  efficiency of an organization who provides health care services. 
D)  efficiency of specific health care providers. 
A)  extent of unmet health care needs in a population. 
B)  extent of unmet health care needs in a person. 
C)  efficiency of an organization who provides health care services. 
D)  efficiency of specific health care providers.

Question 5

Define the concept of informed consent.

Accepted Answer

Suggested answer:
a.Informed consent is

Question 6

One of the major challenges currently facing clinical psychology training programs is

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A)  ensuring that a sufficient number of students complete their program of study. 
B)  keeping stride with the rapidly expanding field of program evaluation. 
C)  keeping stride with rapid progress in the field of clinical neuroscience. 
D)  preparing students to provide services for an increasingly diverse population. 
A)  ensuring that a sufficient number of students complete their program of study. 
B)  keeping stride with the rapidly expanding field of program evaluation. 
C)  keeping stride with rapid progress in the field of clinical neuroscience. 
D)  preparing students to provide services for an increasingly diverse population.

Question 7

As of 2015,a candidate for registration in Ontario

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A)  must have received at least a Master's Degree. 
B)  must have received a Ph.D. from a program that is accredited by the Canadian Psychological Association or its equivalent 
C)  must have received a Ph.D. and have completed at least two years of post-doctoral experience. 
D)  must have practiced for at least 5 years after receiving the graduate degree. 
A)  must have received at least a Master's Degree. 
B)  must have received a Ph.D. from a program that is accredited by the Canadian Psychological Association or its equivalent 
C)  must have received a Ph.D. and have completed at least two years of post-doctoral experience. 
D)  must have practiced for at least 5 years after receiving the graduate degree.

Question 8

Ethical codes of conduct require that clinical psychologists

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A)  maintain knowledge of research relevant to their activities. 
B)  in private practice are exempt from maintaining knowledge of relevant research. 
C)  are not obliged to maintain their research knowledge if they work exclusively in clinical services. 
D)  in academic settings maintain responsibility for research knowledge and dissemination. 
A)  maintain knowledge of research relevant to their activities. 
B)  in private practice are exempt from maintaining knowledge of relevant research. 
C)  are not obliged to maintain their research knowledge if they work exclusively in clinical services. 
D)  in academic settings maintain responsibility for research knowledge and dissemination.

Question 9

Arguments in favour of psychologists having prescription privileges include:

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A)  Underserved segments of the population such as those in rural areas and the elderly could benefit from extension of prescription privileges to psychologists. 
B)  Most psychoactive medications are prescribed by general practitioners whose training in mental health is limited to a few weeks. 
C)  Given brain-behaviour links, a biological approach to the treatment of psychological disorders is not incompatible with psychological training. 
D)  All of the above. 
A)  Underserved segments of the population such as those in rural areas and the elderly could benefit from extension of prescription privileges to psychologists. 
B)  Most psychoactive medications are prescribed by general practitioners whose training in mental health is limited to a few weeks. 
C)  Given brain-behaviour links, a biological approach to the treatment of psychological disorders is not incompatible with psychological training. 
D)  All of the above.

Question 10

CPA's ethical codes require clinical psychologists to continue to attend to practice-relevant research ____________ their professional career.

Accepted Answer

A)  for the first 5 years of 
B)  for a good portion of 
C)  for all of 
D)  None of the above; there are no specific guidelines 
A)  for the first 5 years of 
B)  for a good portion of 
C)  for all of 
D)  None of the above; there are no specific guidelines

Question 11

The Canadian Code of Ethics functions primarily as a(n)

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A)  absolute standards model. 
B)  prescriptive standards model. 
C)  decision-making model. 
D)  All of the above. 
A)  absolute standards model. 
B)  prescriptive standards model. 
C)  decision-making model. 
D)  All of the above.

Question 12

Prevention efforts by psychologists are usually based in

Accepted Answer

A)  hospitals. 
B)  private clinical practices. 
C)  community settings. 
D)  forensic settings. 
A)  hospitals. 
B)  private clinical practices. 
C)  community settings. 
D)  forensic settings.

Question 13

What are the necessary prerequisites for psychologists to deal with diversity in their practices?

Accepted Answer

Suggested answer: 
a.To be aware of dive

Question 14

The clinical internship completed by graduate students is completed

Accepted Answer

A)  after receiving their Ph.D. and prior to licensure. 
B)  after completing all coursework, but before receiving their Ph.D. 
C)  on a part-time basis as the student completes coursework. 
D)  whatever is most appropriate in the student's area of specialization. 
A)  after receiving their Ph.D. and prior to licensure. 
B)  after completing all coursework, but before receiving their Ph.D. 
C)  on a part-time basis as the student completes coursework. 
D)  whatever is most appropriate in the student's area of specialization.

Question 15

A needs assessment functions to

Accepted Answer

A)  determine the extent of training required for new employee psychologists. 
B)  determine the extent of an unmet health care need in an identified population. 
C)  determine whether programs have successfully achieved their goals. 
D)  to assess the extent to which the program was carried out as intended. 
A)  determine the extent of training required for new employee psychologists. 
B)  determine the extent of an unmet health care need in an identified population. 
C)  determine whether programs have successfully achieved their goals. 
D)  to assess the extent to which the program was carried out as intended.

Question 16

According to Sinclair (1993),modern interest in developing ethical codes for research and professional services can be traced to

Accepted Answer

A)  the Nuremburg war crime trials that occurred after the Second World War. 
B)  psychologists' involvement in the First World War. 
C)  America's involvement in the Vietnam War. 
D)  lobbying by animal rights groups in the 1960s. 
A)  the Nuremburg war crime trials that occurred after the Second World War. 
B)  psychologists' involvement in the First World War. 
C)  America's involvement in the Vietnam War. 
D)  lobbying by animal rights groups in the 1960s.

Question 17

Graduate training in clinical psychology involves coursework and

Accepted Answer

A)  supervised practicum training 
B)  a doctoral dissertation 
C)  a full-time internship 
D)  all of the above 
A)  supervised practicum training 
B)  a doctoral dissertation 
C)  a full-time internship 
D)  all of the above

Question 18

Canadian clinical psychologists most frequently provide

Accepted Answer

A)  individual therapy. 
B)  marital/couples therapy. 
C)  therapy to children and adolescents. 
D)  group therapy. 
A)  individual therapy. 
B)  marital/couples therapy. 
C)  therapy to children and adolescents. 
D)  group therapy.

Question 19

Which of the four ethical principles in the Canadian Code of Ethics for Psychologists is given the most weight?

Accepted Answer

A)  Responsibility to society. 
B)  Respect for the dignity of persons. 
C)  Responsible caring. 
D)  Integrity in relationships. 
A)  Responsibility to society. 
B)  Respect for the dignity of persons. 
C)  Responsible caring. 
D)  Integrity in relationships.

Question 20

The Canadian Code of Ethics for Psychologists is intended to provide guidance for psychologists

Accepted Answer

A)  engaged in the delivery of psychological services. 
B)  engaged in research and teaching. 
C)  who are licensed. 
D)  in all their professional activities. 
A)  engaged in the delivery of psychological services. 
B)  engaged in research and teaching. 
C)  who are licensed. 
D)  in all their professional activities.

The current concept of informed consent applies to

Which clinical training model emphasizes clinical skills and competencies as a research consumer (rather than as a research producer)?

Surveys of clinical psychologists in Canada by Hunsley,Ronson and Cohen (2013)and in the USA by Norcross and Karpiak (2012)revealed that:

Needs assessment are conducted to determine the

Define the concept of informed consent.

One of the major challenges currently facing clinical psychology training programs is

As of 2015,a candidate for registration in Ontario

Ethical codes of conduct require that clinical psychologists

Arguments in favour of psychologists having prescription privileges include:

CPA's ethical codes require clinical psychologists to continue to attend to practice-relevant research ____________ their professional career.

The Canadian Code of Ethics functions primarily as a(n)

Prevention efforts by psychologists are usually based in

What are the necessary prerequisites for psychologists to deal with diversity in their practices?

The clinical internship completed by graduate students is completed

A needs assessment functions to

According to Sinclair (1993),modern interest in developing ethical codes for research and professional services can be traced to

Graduate training in clinical psychology involves coursework and

Canadian clinical psychologists most frequently provide

Which of the four ethical principles in the Canadian Code of Ethics for Psychologists is given the most weight?

The Canadian Code of Ethics for Psychologists is intended to provide guidance for psychologists

The Evolution of Clinical Psychology

Classification and Diagnosis

Research Methods in Clinical Psychology

Assessment: Overview

Assessment: Interviewing and Observation

Assessment: Intellectual and Cognitive Measures

Assessment: Self-Report and Projective Measures

Assessment Integration and Clinical Decision-Making

Prevention

Intervention: Overview

Intervention: Adults and Couples

Intervention: Children and Adolescents

Intervention: Identifying Key Elements of Change

Health Psychology, Clinical Neuropsychology, and Forensic Psychology

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Exam 2: Contemporary Clinical Psychology

The current concept of informed consent applies to

Which clinical training model emphasizes clinical skills and competencies as a research consumer (rather than as a research producer)?

Surveys of clinical psychologists in Canada by Hunsley,Ronson and Cohen (2013)and in the USA by Norcross and Karpiak (2012)revealed that:

Needs assessment are conducted to determine the

Define the concept of informed consent.

One of the major challenges currently facing clinical psychology training programs is

As of 2015,a candidate for registration in Ontario

Ethical codes of conduct require that clinical psychologists

Arguments in favour of psychologists having prescription privileges include:

CPA's ethical codes require clinical psychologists to continue to attend to practice-relevant research ____________ their professional career.

The Canadian Code of Ethics functions primarily as a(n)

Prevention efforts by psychologists are usually based in

What are the necessary prerequisites for psychologists to deal with diversity in their practices?

The clinical internship completed by graduate students is completed

A needs assessment functions to

According to Sinclair (1993),modern interest in developing ethical codes for research and professional services can be traced to

Graduate training in clinical psychology involves coursework and

Canadian clinical psychologists most frequently provide

Which of the four ethical principles in the Canadian Code of Ethics for Psychologists is given the most weight?

The Canadian Code of Ethics for Psychologists is intended to provide guidance for psychologists

The Evolution of Clinical Psychology

Classification and Diagnosis

Research Methods in Clinical Psychology

Assessment: Overview

Assessment: Interviewing and Observation

Assessment: Intellectual and Cognitive Measures

Assessment: Self-Report and Projective Measures

Assessment Integration and Clinical Decision-Making

Prevention

Intervention: Overview

Intervention: Adults and Couples

Intervention: Children and Adolescents

Intervention: Identifying Key Elements of Change

Health Psychology, Clinical Neuropsychology, and Forensic Psychology

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