A Major Purpose of a Diagnosis Is to

question 2

Multiple Choice

A major purpose of a diagnosis is to

• A) aid communication among researchers and clinicians.
• B) help patients understand the root cause of their problems.
• C) assist the referral source in making a differential diagnosis.
• D) communicate the psychologist's theoretical orientation to treatment.

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Definitions:

Moral Principles

Fundamental beliefs or rules about right and wrong that guide an individual's behavior and decision-making.

Professional Ethics

The principles and standards that govern the behavior of individuals within a professional setting, ensuring integrity and ethical decision-making.

Confidentiality

The principle or practice of maintaining privacy and not disclosing information without proper authorization or consent.

Professional Judgment

The ability of professionals to make decisions based on their expertise, experience, ethics, and the specifics of the situation at hand.