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1. _____ are unethical, exploitive and harmful to the client.
A. Boundary Crossing
B. Boundary Violation
C. Social Justice
D. Conflicts of Interest
2. The following are all examples of dual relationships EXCEPT:
A. Social Dual Relationship
B. Professional Dual Relationship
C. Institutional Dual Relationship
D. Cultural Dual Relationship
3. Risks of texting with a client may include:
A. Client empowerment
B. Threats to privacy and confidentiality
C. Improved accessibility
D. Strengthening therapeutic alliance
4. Sharing a meal with a client struggling with an eating disorder is an example of:
A. Boundary Crossing
B. Boundary Violation
C. Dual Relationship
D. Conflicts of Interest
5. The burden of proof that a dual relationship has not caused harm is on
A. The Client
B. The Therapist
C. The Parent
D. The Agency Administration
6. One way of having clear boundaries with clients is:
A. HIPAA
B. Liability Insurance
C. Informed Consent
D. Regular phone contact
7. Which is true about ethical standards?
A. Cannot guarantee ethical behavior
B. Can improve professional competencies
C. Can improve documentation
D. Cannot increase social media usage
8. While some dual relationships are unavoidable, this one is avoidable and unethical:
A. Business Dual Relationship
B. Social Dual Relationshpi
C. Internet Dual Relatinship
D. Sexual Relationship
9. Feeling attractions towards clients is:
A. Normal
B. Shameful
C. Unethical
D. Illegal
10. Clinicians experiencing feelings of attractions towards clients should:
A. Terminate with client
B. Share feelings with client
C. Seek supervision
D. Keep feelings to themselves
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