QUESTION 1
Which of the following are the three primary components of cultural competence?
A.
Skills, Barriers, Self-Coping
B.
Awareness, Knowledge, Skills
C.
Awareness, Knowledge, Boundaries
D.
Barriers and Boundaries
QUESTION 2
The DSM-5’s cultural formulation interview contains questions in which of the following areas?
A.
Self-Coping
B.
Past Help Seeking
C.
Barriers
D.
All of the above
QUESTION 3
True of False – there are no ethical exceptions to confidentiality.
True
False
QUESTION 4
Multiculturalism is considered the _____ force in clinical psychology.
A.
Third
B.
Fourth
C.
Fifth
D.
Sixth
QUESTION 5
True or False – Cultural competence for clinical psychologists means that they have the ability to work sensitively and expertly with culturally diverse members of society.
True
False
QUESTION 6
Multiple or dual relationships are unethical when they:
A.
Impair the psychologists’ objectivity
B.
Impair the psychologists’ effectiveness
C.
Risk exploitation or harm of the client
D.
All of the above
QUESTION 7
True or False – All dual relationships are unethical for a clinical psychologist.
True
False
QUESTION 8
If a psychologist is found guilty of an ethical violation, it is a ______ that has been violated.
A.
Standard
B.
Principle
C.
Suggestion
D.
Recommendation
QUESTION 9
Which of the following is TRUE regarding informed consent?
A.
Informed consent should precede any treatment
B.
Informed consent should cover the limitations to confidentiality
C.
Informed consent conveys that the patient accepts treatment after being given a full and understandable explanation of treatment
D.
All of the above are true regarding informed consent
QUESTION 10
True or False – The Etic perspective emphasizes the similarities between people
True
False