The Intended Victim's Knowledge of a Threat Does NOT Relieve

question 3

Multiple Choice

The intended victim's knowledge of a threat does NOT relieve therapists of the duty to protect,as can be seen by the decision in:

• A) Bradley Center v.Wessner.
• B) Jablonski v.United States.
• C) Tarasoff v.University of California Board of Regents.
• D) Hedlund v.Superior Court.

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