The Doctrine That Places a Duty on a Nonbreaching Party

question 1

Multiple Choice

The doctrine that places a duty on a nonbreaching party to take reasonable steps to reduce damages is called:

• A)Liquidation.
• B)Mitigation.
• C)Garnishment.
• D)Avoidance.
• E)Reciprocal duties.

Know the appropriate steps to take when a high-risk suicidal client exhibits immediate risk behavior.

Understand the importance of counselors addressing their unresolved issues through consultation, supervision, or personal counseling.

Identify signs of countertransference in counselor-client interactions.

Understand the safety considerations for counseling practice settings.

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