Quiz Client Rights and Counselor
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Quiz: Client Rights and Counselor
Responsibilities
Due
Nov 12 at 11:59pm
Points
10
Questions
10
Time Limit
20 Minutes
Instructions
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10
out of 10
Submitted Nov 12 at 5:54pm
The quiz:
Covers the
Learn
material from
Module 3: Week 3
.
Contains
10 multiple-choice
questions.
Is
limited
to
20 minutes
.
Allows 1 attempt.
Is
worth 10 points
.
Begin this quiz only when you are prepared to complete it. You may refer to your notes
and textbooks at any time during the assessment.
Submit this assignment by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Sunday of Module 3: Week 3.
This attempt took 9 minutes.
1 / 1 pts
Question 1
The court cases in Bruff and Walden demonstrated
that:
counselors with strong religious beliefs against
abortion should refer clients who wish to explore
whether or not to terminate a pregnancy.
counselors can successfully claim that their Title
VII of the Civil Rights Act have been violated if they
refuse to counsel LGBTQIQ clients.
counselors who work in secular community
agencies should not discuss religion with clients.
counselors may be terminated from their
employment if they take rigid positions regarding
referring out LGBTQIQ clients.
counselors should carefully explain each possible
exception to privacy before beginning the
counseling relationship.
1 / 1 pts
Question 2
Regarding counselors’ personal values, counselors:
should disclose their values to clients so that
clients see the counselor as genuine and
authentic.
should avoid discussions of values if their own
values con±ict with those of their clients.
must always avoid disclosing their own personal
values to their clients.
could disclose their values to a client, but only if
the counselor holds the same values as the client.
could disclose their values to a client, if it is
possible to do so in a way that conveys to the
client that the client’s values can be accepted or
rejected without risking the relationship.
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1 / 1 pts
Question 3
Because counselors have a ²duciary relationship
with their clients, counselors must:
ensure that clients do what is best for themselves.
act as the client’s guardian if the client cannot care
for himself or herself.
ensure their client’s ²nances are being handled
properly.
protect the best interests of their clients and not
bene²t inappropriately from the counselor-client
relationship.
make arrangements for clients to be taken care of
by family members or close friends if their clients
can no longer care for themselves.
1 / 1 pts
Question 4
Research has shown that:
clients very rarely drop out of counseling without
giving the counselor an explanation.
at least 30% of clients in counseling drop out
prematurely.
counselors are generally willing to continue to
counsel clients, at no cost to clients, when the
clients’ insurance bene²ts have run out.
clients are unlikely to drop out of counseling
prematurely if their counselors are warm and
empathic.
the average adult client completes 6 counseling
sessions no matter how many sessions are
authorized by the client’s health insurance
provider.
1 / 1 pts
Question 5
All of the situations below may lead to client
dependency EXCEPT:
a counselor has a strong need to be needed by
others.
the belief that a counselor is effective if the client
returns for counseling sessions on a regular basis.
the requirement in internship that counselors in
training have a minimum number of client contact
hours.
it is less risky for clients to maintain close
relationships with counselors than with others in
their lives.
managed care programs that limit the number of
counseling sessions.
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Question 6
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It is ethically permissible for counselors to terminate
a counseling relationship for all of the following
reasons EXCEPT:
insurance bene²ts for mental health care have
been exhausted.
the client experiences a crisis.
it is clear the client is no longer bene²tting from
counseling.
the client does not pay the fees charged.
agency limits do not allow services to continue.
1 / 1 pts
Question 7
Because clients may have emergencies between
counseling sessions, it is usually wise for counselors
to:
give clients their home cell phone number to text in
cases of crises or emergency.
supply clients with a voicemail number by which
the counselor may be reached.
instruct clients to call a 24-hour mental health
hotline number or report to a hospital emergency
room.
avoid accepting clients for counseling who may
have between session emergencies.
explain to clients that any situation they are
dealing with can be resolved at the next regularly
scheduled counseling session.
1 / 1 pts
Question 8
It is vital for counselors to become aware of their
own personal needs and values so that
they:
can avoid getting their own personal needs met
through their counseling relationships.
know which of their values they can encourage
clients to adopt.
can give clients advice that is congruent with the
counselor’s value system.
can avoid accepting clients who hold values that
are different from their own values.
can choose a counseling specialty that allows
them to get their personal needs met while
providing counseling services to others.
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Question 9
When involuntary clients are required to sign
documents waiving their privacy before beginning
counseling sessions,
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counselors then have no responsibility to maintain
the client’s privacy.
counselors should carefully explain to clients the
limits of their privacy within the counseling
relationship.
counselors should warn clients that they should
never say anything in counseling sessions that
may put them in a di³cult situation with the
person or agency that has mandated their
counseling sessions.
the client in these situations is the agency
mandating the client into counseling, not the client
himself or herself.
counselors should refuse to counsel these clients
who have been forced into counseling.
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Question 10
When clients seek counseling related to issues such
as abortion, assisted suicide, interracial
marriage, premarital sex, or sexual identity,
counselors:
should immediately refer such clients to other
counselors who specialize in counseling persons
with those particular concerns.
must examine their own values regarding these
issues to ensure they can provide counseling
services without allowing their own beliefs to
interfere.
must be able to rise above any personal feelings
they have about such issues and have an
obligation to assist all clients who come to them
for services.
must accept such clients for counseling services
even if these issues distress counselors on a
personal level.
should accept such clients for counseling only if
the counselor has experienced such issues in his
or her personal life and has successfully resolved
them.
Quiz Score:
10
out of 10
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