The Tarasoff Case Is Important Because It Demonstrated…

question 4

Multiple Choice

The Tarasoff case is important because it demonstrated…..

• A) the importance of protecting client confidentiality at all costs
• B) the practitioner's "duty to warn" possible victims of a client's imminent threat
• Of violence
• C) breaching ethics by having sexual relations with a client
• D) the need for practitioners to protect themselves from violent clients

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