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show Not reportable if voluntary sexual intercourse  
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True or false: A report is mandated if there has been rape or incest with anyone under 18, and a party of any age?   show
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All primary supervisors must be licensed psychologists and   show
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show 100%, even if by cell.  
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show psychology licensing laws as well as with the Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct of the American Psychological Association. This guideline applies to record keeping as well.  
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WILLFUL CRUELTY OR UNJUSTIFIABLE PUNISHMENT of a child refers to a situation where any person willfully causes or permits any child to suffer, or inflicts unjustifiable pain or mental suffering   show
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if the report of suspected child abuse or neglect is urgent, it must be reported to   show
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show 60 years of age or older. A “dependent adult” is any person residing in the state of California, between the ages of 18 and 59, “who has physical or mental limitations  
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show Physical harm, pain or mental suffering (e.g., fear, agitation, severe depression), or deprivation by a care custodian of the goods or services that are necessary to avoid physical harm or mental suffering  
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a female patient tells a psychologist that she is the victim of spousal abuse, and there are bruises evident. If the psychologist makes a report without the patient’s consent, this would constitute...   show
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Providers of mental health services (e.g., psychologists) may never breach a patient’s confidentiality with   show
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Any psychotherapist who becomes aware through a patient that the patient had sexual contact with their psychotherapist during the course of treatment has the legal obligation to give the patient the brochure   show
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A psychologist may only report to the BOP on behalf of a patient if   show
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regulations do not limit the number of hours that may be accrued....how?   show
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Each 1,500 hours of SPE must be completed within a 30-month period. If both years of SPE (3,000 hours) are completed post-doctorally, they must???   show
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show PHI includes information about the mental health condition of a patient (e.g., diagnosis, symptoms, prognosis, progress), the provision of services (e.g., medication, treatment modality, treatment plan, frequency of treatment), and payments  
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Psychotherapy notes refer to what have historically been termed “process notes.” These include   show
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Registered psychological associates must have at least   show
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show licensed psychologists and psychological associates.  
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show a copy of their psychotherapy notes  
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show independently in public or private settings.  
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Board of Psychology consists of ? and how long do they serve?   show
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SPE is defined as   show
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FORMAL POSTDOCTORAL TRAINING AND Formal internships use what three training match options?   show
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show Plagiarism is strictly prohibited.  
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TESTIMONIALS   show
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4.06 CONSULTATIONS During consultations, psychologists should not reveal detailed information that could lead to identification   show
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show (although the employee will still need to sign a release); however, the employer does not have the right to confidential information about session content  
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If you learn of the ethical violation directly from your client:   show
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CLAIMING PRIVILEGE Privilege may be claimed by   show
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show employee at the specific prior written request and expense of the employer to disclose certain info. . relevant in a lawsuit (patient has raised the issue of his or phys/mental health), and info that describes functional limitations, a signed release.  
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show Supervision might be required when psychologists are applying a newly learned technique such as hypnosis or biofeedback, beginning to work with a specialized population such as the hearing-impaired, or treating a client outside experience  
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show psychologists should take further action, such as referral to ethics committees or licensing boards. However, such action should not be taken if confidentiality rights will be violated, or if the psychologists were retained to review another in quest  
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show If psychologists know of an ethical violation by another psychologist, they should speak directly to the colleague, assuming an “informal resolution” seems appropriate and confidentiality will not be violated  
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show the Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct of the American Psychological Association.  
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show Confidentiality involves keeping the therapist-pat info in confidence so no person outside of the therapy relationship has access (spouse). Privilege involves keeping the patient-therapist information in confidence specifically a legal proceeding.  
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HIPAA is comprised of three rules:   show
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PUBLICATION CREDIT   show
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The Ethics Code does not prohibit having a sexual relationship with   show
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ACCURACY IN REPORTS TO PAYORS AND FUNDING SOURCES   show
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Psychologists must, however, give clients sufficient warning before collection agency will be used so that clients   show
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show Psychologists retain responsibility for public statements even when they hire someone else to promote them or their practice. Psychologists must try to prevent others (e.g., employers) from making any deceptive statements and correct them  
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show An employer cannot refuse to hire someone because of an unresolved ethics complaint pending against him or her, but if the complaint was adjudicated and the person is found guilty of an ethics violation, the employer may take that into consideration  
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CONFLICTS BETWEEN ETHICS AND LAW (Amended 2010   show
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If the patient is dead, the ---------- is the holder of privilege   show
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show Confidentiality  
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Privacy is defined as the   show
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show his or her license be placed on inactive status  
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show six years (72 months)  
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show The BOP may randomly audit psychologists and request proof of CPD. Psychologists must maintain documentation of CPD for four years after the renewal period  
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the ten ethical standards are enforceable: they provide the specific guidelines for the ethical behavior of psychologist. Unlike the 5 general principles which are?   show
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Technically, compliance with HIPAA’s rules is only required when health information is transmitted in some electronic form.   show
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show Original hard copies of patient records may be destroyed once the record has been electronically stored  
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show If the patient waives privilege, the information may be disclosed in the legal proceeding.  
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Privilege is waived, however, any time a confidential communication is disclosed by the patient to unauthorized third persons. For example,...   show
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Treatment Emergencies   show
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allegations, the BOP submits the case to the ...   show
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show 6, but Supervision coursework is not a licensure renewal requirement.  
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Who is responsible for informing patients that a supervisee is under supervision?provides the supervisee with the pamphlet, "therapy never includes sexual behavior"   show
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show For example, if a patient’s employer, a spouse, a school, or the court requests PHI, an authorization from the patient must be secured. Psychologists do not need a patient authorization for mandated disclosures (e.g., Tarasoff, child abuse).  
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There are few exceptions to the requirement of informed consent in research AND   show
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show Specifically, media psychologists should make it clear that they are not providing treatment, but are only offering advice or feedback.  
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show APA cannot suspend or revoke a psychologist’s license; however, they can inform the state board of any complaints received, and any action taken against a psychologist.  
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Section 5585 applies if the person is a minor. Section 5585 can only be implemented when...   show
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if the minor was legally authorized to get treatment by himself or herself, the parent or guardian..can do what with the records..?   show
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a patient does not want his or her therapist to disclose confidential communications in a court of law, a deposition, or an administrative hearing, the patient may.....   show
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show keep confidential communications from being disclosed in a legal proceeding.  
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show Professional patient-therapist relationship. Confidential communications are generally not to be revealed to “third parties.” A third party is anyone outside of the professional relationship  
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Psychologists must include their license number in any advertising, public directory, or solicitation of business. AND   show
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show predoctoral, predoctoral  
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