A mental health professional can modify the report of a diagnosis to an insurance company to a less accurate diagnosis when:
a) The client is at risk for suicide and desperately needs treatment
b) The client asks the professional for such a change and signs a statement that he or she requested such a change
c) The risks of a audit by the insurance company are low and the potential benefit to the client are high
d) The professional has gotten approval from his or her supervisor for this change
e) All of the above
f) None of the above
Question 2
A psychologist who appears in a television news program to offer explanations of the behavior of a person who has bombed a public building:
a) Is justified in describing the bomber as an antisocial personality, based on the bomber's actions and the history the psychologist has learned from reliable media sources
b) May discuss the implications of the bomber's behavior and public comments since his arrest for his mental health and stability
c) May comment only on the research about people who commit such crimes and should make no comments about this individual.
d) None of the above
e) All of the above
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