Informed Consent in Group Counseling SHOULD Include

question 4

Multiple Choice

Informed Consent in group counseling SHOULD include:

• A) a reassurance that the counselor will not allow any events to occur that might put group members at physical or psychological risk.
• B) a clear statement that there is no confidentiality in group settings.
• C) an explanation that once the group starts, no one will be allowed to exit the group for the first month.
• D) an explanation of ways the group may be congruent and incongruent with individual members' cultural values.
• E) an explanation that the members themselves are fully responsible for setting the goals, purpose, and ground rules of the group.

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