The Court Cases in Bruff and Walden Demonstrated That

question 11

Multiple Choice

The court cases in Bruff and Walden demonstrated that

• A) counselors with strong religious beliefs against abortion should refer clients who wish to explore whether or not to terminate a pregnancy
• B) counselors who work in secular community agencies should not discuss religion with clients
• C) counselors should carefully explain each possible exception to privacy before beginning the counseling relationship.
• D) counselors may be terminated from their employment if they take rigid positions regarding referring LGBTQIQ clients
• E) counselors can successfully claim that their Title VII of the Civil Rights Act have been violated if they refuse to counsel LGBTQIQ clients

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