Forensic psychologists who conduct psychotherapy with prisoners
a. do so only in collaboration with the prison chaplain.
b. do so only to restore an incompetent person to a state of mental competence.
c. may only target behaviors that pertain to the relevant criminal act(s).
d. none of the above
Question 2
According to the text, when a prisoner wants to refuse psychological treatment,
a. his/her refusal will not be honored.
b. his/her family will have to hire a private attorney to represent his/her interests.
c. the issue will be taken up by an institutional committee to protect the rights of prisoners.
d. a committee of peers (fellow and former prisoners) will be assembled to consider the issue.
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Psychologists measure basic memory capacity