Obsessive-compulsive personality disorder and obsessive-compulsive disorder
a) are the terms from DSM-II and DSM-IV for the same basic disorder.
b) are genetically linked.
c) are unrelated conditions.
d) have similar symptoms but a different etiology.
Question 2
According to California law, which of the following situations is not protected by the client's right to privileged communication?
a) A 10-year-old client is being physically abused and asks the therapist not to tell anyone.
b) A client is threatening to injure his wife because he is angry at her behaviour, but he asks the therapist to help him get over his anger and not to talk to his wife about his threats.
c) A client is suing a therapist for malpractice but does not want the therapist to discuss his treatment in court.
d) None of the above are protected by the client's right to privileged communication
Relative Positional Terms
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Environmental Influences on Personality
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