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Questions and Answers
What is the primary concern of Georgia's family regarding her desire to marry?
What is the primary concern of Georgia's family regarding her desire to marry?
- Georgia's reproductive health is inadequate.
- They believe she lacks the capacity for a marital relationship. (correct)
- They fear she will face rejection from potential partners.
- They are worried about the financial implications of marriage.
What factors contribute to Georgia's ability to consider marriage at this point in time?
What factors contribute to Georgia's ability to consider marriage at this point in time?
- Her family's full support and confidence in her decision.
- Her previous relationship experience and independence.
- Her gynecologist's assurance of her reproductive health. (correct)
- The absence of any stressors in her life.
According to her psychologist, what aspect of Georgia's condition requires ongoing attention?
According to her psychologist, what aspect of Georgia's condition requires ongoing attention?
- The need for constant support from a therapist. (correct)
- Her physical fitness for marriage.
- Her family's dynamics and expectations.
- Her relationship history and personal developments.
In the context of ethical considerations, what might be a potential risk for Georgia's decisional capacity?
In the context of ethical considerations, what might be a potential risk for Georgia's decisional capacity?
What is a potential ethical dilemma for Sasha if she were to see Shane as a client after having dated him in the past?
What is a potential ethical dilemma for Sasha if she were to see Shane as a client after having dated him in the past?
What is one of the primary aims of understanding ethical principles in clinical psychology?
What is one of the primary aims of understanding ethical principles in clinical psychology?
Which of the following is considered an essential component of informed consent in clinical practice?
Which of the following is considered an essential component of informed consent in clinical practice?
What ethical dilemma is commonly faced when working with special populations, such as the LGBTQ+ community?
What ethical dilemma is commonly faced when working with special populations, such as the LGBTQ+ community?
Which course outcome pertains to developing a personal ethical decision model?
Which course outcome pertains to developing a personal ethical decision model?
Why is it important to analyze ethical issues specific to the LGBTQ+ community in therapy?
Why is it important to analyze ethical issues specific to the LGBTQ+ community in therapy?
What kind of challenges might impact ethical practices in therapy with the LGBTQ+ population?
What kind of challenges might impact ethical practices in therapy with the LGBTQ+ population?
Which aspect of clinical psychology is directly related to licensure?
Which aspect of clinical psychology is directly related to licensure?
What role does ethical decision-making play when resolving dilemmas in clinical psychology?
What role does ethical decision-making play when resolving dilemmas in clinical psychology?
Flashcards
Ethical Decision-Making in Clinical Settings
Ethical Decision-Making in Clinical Settings
Using ethical principles to make morally sound judgments in clinical psychology practice
Informed Consent in Clinical Practice
Informed Consent in Clinical Practice
The ethical practice of obtaining voluntary agreement from a patient prior to any clinical interaction or procedure.
Ethical Challenges for LGBTQ+ in Therapy
Ethical Challenges for LGBTQ+ in Therapy
Addressing concerns about bias and discrimination against LGBTQ+ individuals in therapy.
Ethical Principles in Clinical Psychology
Ethical Principles in Clinical Psychology
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Legal Aspects of Clinical Practice in India
Legal Aspects of Clinical Practice in India
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Down's Syndrome
Down's Syndrome
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Intellectual disability
Intellectual disability
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Decisional capacity
Decisional capacity
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Reproductive health
Reproductive health
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Ethical Considerations
Ethical Considerations
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Therapist-client Relationship
Therapist-client Relationship
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Counselor's role in family therapy
Counselor's role in family therapy
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APA code of ethics
APA code of ethics
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Intervention techniques (in the context of Down's syndrome)
Intervention techniques (in the context of Down's syndrome)
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Counselor-client relationship
Counselor-client relationship
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Best course of action for Sasha
Best course of action for Sasha
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Study Notes
End Semester Examination - Professional Issues and Ethics in Clinical Psychology
- Course: Master of Science in Clinical Psychology
- Course Code: MPS131
- Duration: 2 hours
- Maximum Marks: 50
- Instructions:
- All rough work in answer script, not on question paper
- Verify course code, title and number of pages. Switch off and secure mobile phones.
- Answer on both sides of answer booklet. No detached sheets.
- Question numbers must be clearly visible. No blank pages.
- Malpractice will be penalized.
- Course Outcomes (COs):
- Understand foundational ethics in clinical psychology.
- Analyze and solve ethical dilemmas in research & practice.
- Examine ethical issues for special populations.
- Develop a personal ethical decision model.
- Understand legal aspects of clinical psychology licensing in India.
- Answer Format:
- First 4 questions are compulsory.
- Last question has an internal choice (word limit: 400-500 words).
- Questions (with CO and RBT level):
- Q1: Evaluate role of ethical principles in ethical decision-making (CO1, L2)
- Q2: Elaborate utility of informed consent (CO2, L4)
- Q3: Analyze challenges of LGBTQ+ community in society and its impact on therapy (CO3, L3)
- Q4: Analyze Georgia's case, focusing on her intellectual disability, relationship desires and decisional capacity (CO5, L5) - This question may include specific acts related to protecting Georgia's rights and decision-making process
- Q5 (Choice): Evaluate the Actions of Sasha (counselor dating Shane) - including ethical considerations and APA code of ethics (CO4, L6). Or: Discuss the challenges of the therapist's role in family therapy and apply ethical principles (APA code) (CO4, L6)
- Revised Bloom's Taxonomy Levels (RBT):
- L1: Remembering
- L2: Understanding
- L3: Applying
- L4: Analyzing
- L5: Evaluating
- L6: Creating
Additional Case Study Information (Q4 and Q5, potential components)
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Georgia (Q4):
- Intellectual disability
- Single for a long time, improving significantly through interventions.
- Thinking about marriage and having a partner.
- Family unsure about her capability.
- Gynecologist: sees no physical barriers to relationship.
- Psychologist: emphasizes need for ongoing therapy.
- Decisional capacity is currently good.
- Potential for capacity degradation due to stress.
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Sasha and Shane (Q5, potential scenario):
- Sasha is a counselor, dated Shane six years ago.
- They broke up, little contact since.
- Shane calls Sasha for an intake appointment after a traumatic event(Details needed).
- Sasha’s ethical considerations and course of action.
- relevant APA code of ethics for counsellor relationships.
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