12 Questions
What is one situation that may prompt the need to revisit informed consent?
Changes in client's capacity to make decisions
How should psychologists handle a client rescinding their consent?
Collaborate with the client to ensure continuity of care
When might psychologists require clients to rescind their consent in writing?
In all contexts
What does decision-making capacity refer to?
The client's ability to understand a situation and identify required decisions.
What is the psychologist's responsibility after a client rescinds consent?
Determine resources for continuity of care
How do psychologists generally view an adult client's capacity to provide consent?
They assume the client is capable unless proven otherwise.
What may indicate that a client has reduced capacity to provide consent?
Not appearing to understand the information or appreciate consequences.
In what scenario might psychologists advise clients to seek legal consultation regarding Court-requested services?
When the client shows signs of reduced capacity to consent.
What are some reasons for reduced capacity to consent mentioned in the text?
Impairment, cognitive decline, intellectual disability
What is recommended in the text to assist individuals with reduced capacity in making decisions?
Use of different formats, communication aids
In collaborative environments, what should clients be made aware of regarding their psychological information?
Who will have access to the information and under what circumstances
What should psychologists consider when determining what client information to share in collaborative settings?
Enabling legislation and professional judgment
Learn about the principles of informed consent in the context of court mandated services. Understand the importance of providing adequate information to clients, including risks, benefits, and limitations of the services.
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