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Bob-Dole

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The client has a psychological disorder that the counselor is not familiar with. What should be the ethical position?
 
  a. Do the best you can to help this client overcome reported problems
 b. Spend time studying the nature of the client's problem and solutions to it
 c. Send this client to another counseling agency that might be able to help
 d. Refer the client to a counselor who has training to deal with the client's problem

Question 2

What is considered one of the most predominate family influences of teen substance use?
 
  A. Authoritative and punitive parenting
  B. Deficient parental limit setting
  C. Low parent monitoring
  D. Poor parent-child relationship



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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