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nramada

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Non-erotic physical contact with clients:
 
  a. is always unprofessional but not unethical.
  b. is unethical.
  c. should be made only after deliberating over the correctness, motivations, and interpretations of the touching.
  d. is always appropriate if the therapist uses touching to convey compassion.

Question 2

The legal sanctions against therapists who engage in sex with their clients include:
 
  a. being sued for malpractice.
  b. not being able to continue ones professional practice.
  c. having their licenses revoked or suspended by the state.
  d. being ordered to undergo therapy to resolve their own problems.
  e. all of the above



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: C

Answer to Question 2

ANS: E





 

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