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tth

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What does fiduciary relationship mean?
 
  A) The client has confidence in the practitioner based on the expertise, superior knowledge, and education of the practitioner.
  B) The client has more power than the practitioner and can dictate the course of therapy based on his/her superior knowledge of the situation.
  C) The client holds more responsibility since the client must do adequate research into the nature of the professional relationship before engaging with a practitioner.
  D) The client expects the practitioner, as the expert, to solve all of his/her problems, which is the reason why the client is paying the practitioner in the first place.

Question 2

Which of the following is NOT an appropriate reason to terminate a practitioner-client relationship?
 
  A) You and your client agreed at the beginning that you would only work together for 8 weeks.
  B) Your client talks about the same thing every session and you are bored.
  C) Your client has achieved her goals and resolved the issues that brought her to see you.
  D) Your client does not have the money to pay you for your services.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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