A Client Must Be Able to Confide in His or Her

question 114

Multiple Choice

A client must be able to confide in his or her attorney so that the attorney can best represent the client's interests. This is the

• A) rule of client confidentiality.
• B) exception to the rule of client confidentiality.
• C) rationale for the rule of client confidentiality.
• D) None of these choices is correct.

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Definitions:

Cross-model Transference

The phenomenon where skills or responses learned in one context or with one set of stimuli are transferred to another context or stimuli.

Polymodal Attention

The ability to direct attention to information presented simultaneously in different forms, such as visual and auditory.

Novelty Avoidance

The behavioral trait of preferring familiar objects and environments over new ones.

Habituation

The psychological process where an individual becomes accustomed to a stimulus after repeated exposure.