Psychologists May Not Be Able to Reasonably Avoid a Multiple

question 6

Multiple Choice

Psychologists may not be able to reasonably avoid a multiple relationship if they _____________.

• A) are routinely retained by either side
• B) are the only psychologist in that geographic area
• C) are already providing therapy to a client who becomes involved in a custody dispute
• D) are asked by an attorney to conduct an evaluation on a person and treat them simultaneously

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Definitions:

Family and Medical Leave Act

A U.S. labor law requiring covered employers to provide employees with job-protected, unpaid leave for qualified medical and family reasons.

Equivalent Job

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Routine Illnesses

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Income Inequality

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