Quiz 3

Question 1

What do you do to prevent a harmful dual relationship?

Answer 1

Before taking a new CT:
- secondary relationships
- outside contact
- don’t barter
- don’t date

Question 2

Bartering. Is it unethical?

Answer 2

Yes, but only in large cities because of the assumed access to care.

Question 3

When is bartering okay?

Answer 3

• Goods only (not task based)
• in small town

Question 4

When are dual relationships okay?

Answer 4

If they’re unavoidable, say, bc you live in a small town. But must collaborate with CT re run-ins

Question 5

Are all dual relationships avoidable?

Answer 5

No

Question 6

What to consider if your CT wants a non-sexual, secondary relationship?

Answer 6

• depth of tranference
• length of TH/CT relationship

Question 7

What should you include on IC?
(RARELF)

Answer 7

1. Risks & Benefits
2. Availability
3. Responsibility for decisions
4. Education Info re: training, expert at…
5. Limits of confidentiality and privilege
6. Limits of confidentiality (electronic…)
7. Fees

Question 8

Ethical aspects of IC

Answer 8

• Nature and limitations of confidentiality
• TH mandates
• when would TH release info to 3rd party
• no secrets policy
• alt treatments…
• many more. What you would want to know from TH (who makes decisions —CT, TH training and fees, who terminates when… etc)

Question 9

Legal aspects of IC

Answer 9

1. Fees prior to 1st session
2. Fictitious name?
3. License displayed
4. Status of license

Question 10

How long do you keep records of CTs?

Answer 10

7 years after termination. If they are a minor, 7 years after they turn 18.