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james9437 · **on:** Jul 31, 2018

When a husband subpoenas a counselor to reveal information in a court hearing that was provided by the wife in joint couples counseling sessions, and the wife objects to the information being revealed, the counselor

a. should refuse to do so because the counselor would violate the wife's privacy.
b. agree to reveal the information because to refuse to do so would not be in the best interest of the husband.
c. has to reveal the information because privileged communication statutes never cover married couples counseling.
d. should consult with an attorney because laws and court cases vary as to whether the counselor will have to reveal the information over the wife's objection.
e. should ask the wife to waive her privacy rights.

Question 2

All of the theorists in Chapter 5 based their work on

(a) the British Psychoanalytic Group.
(b) Freudian psychoanalysis.
(c) ideas presented in Confrontations With Myself: An Epilogue.
(d) Jungian psychoanalysis.