When a Counselor Uses a Networked or Shared Computer for the Storage

question 13

Multiple Choice

When a counselor uses a networked or shared computer for the storage of confidential information on clients, the counselor should

• A) never let anyone else know or be able to access the password.
• B) Store confidential records on a portable storage device rather than on the computer's hard drive.
• C) only use computers that are kept behind locked doors.
• D) have a manual lock placed on the computer that requires a key.
• E) never print out confidential information because it might be read by others.

Understand the role of psychotherapy in managing mental disorders worldwide.

Grasp the historical and cultural influences on the treatment of mental disorders.

Differentiate between the focuses of psychoanalytically oriented therapists and behavior therapists.

Identify the importance of treatment accessibility and the advent of modern therapy methods.

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Definitions:

Company Dominated Unions

Refers to labor unions that are unduly influenced or controlled by employers, which can undermine the union's effectiveness in representing workers' interests.

Closed Shop Agreements

Labor agreements requiring an employer to hire only workers who are already union members, effectively ensuring a unionized workforce.

Taft-Hartley Act

A 1947 federal law in the United States that restricted the activities and power of labor unions, formally known as the Labor Management Relations Act.

Agency Shop Agreements

Labor agreements that require non-union workers to pay union dues on the premise that union activities benefit all workers.