Never Discussing a Client's Case in a Common Area (Such

question 48

Multiple Choice

Never discussing a client's case in a common area (such as a hallway, an elevator, a cafeteria, or a restaurant) where a conversation might be overheard is a rule of thumb to follow to avoid which of the following?

• A) Violating the duty of competence
• B) Violating the duty to avoid conflicts of interest
• C) Violating the rule of client confidentiality
• D) Violating the duty of competence and violating the duty to avoid conflicts of interest

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Definitions:

Convenience Sample

A sampling method where participants are selected based on their easy accessibility and proximity to the researcher.

Random Sample

A group of people selected from a broader population, where each person has the same likelihood of being chosen.

Stratified Sample

A sampling technique where the population is divided into subgroups (strata) and samples are drawn from each stratum to ensure representation of the whole population.

Primary Research

The process of gathering original data directly from sources through surveys, interviews, or experiments.