Imagine You Are a Therapist, and Your Client Is a Substance-Abusing

question 132

Multiple Choice

Imagine you are a therapist, and your client is a substance-abusing airline pilot. You recognize that he represents a potential danger to the flying public (not to mention people on the ground!) , although he does not represent a danger to any one, specific person. According to court rulings what must you do?

• A) maintain client-therapist confidentiality and not say anything to anyone
• B) break client-therapist confidentiality and take action to warn the pilot's airline
• C) break client-therapist confidentiality and have this pilot involuntarily committed
• D) maintain client-therapist confidentiality and either follow or hire someone to follow your patient so that he can be arrested if he tries to fly while under the influence

Grasp the importance of emotions in the workplace and their role in decision-making, team dynamics, and customer interactions.

Understand the concept of emotional intelligence and its relevance to leadership and interpersonal effectiveness.

Recognize the impact of organizational culture and values on employee affective commitment and job satisfaction.

Identify the factors that contribute to emotional dissonance in the workplace and strategies for mitigating its negative effects.

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Definitions:

Personal Property

Refers to movable items owned by an individual or entity, as opposed to real property which relates to land and buildings.

Unlawful Taking

The illegal appropriation or seizure of property without permission or legal right.

Conversion

In law, an act of wrongfully taking, using, or disposing of the personal property of another without consent.

Wrongfully Taking

Illegally taking possession of someone else's property without permission, akin to theft or larceny.