The Following Are All Examples of Instances in Which Confidentiality

question 14

Multiple Choice

The following are all examples of instances in which confidentiality may be broken legally without consent, except:

• A) when it is suspected that a child may be in need of protection
• B) when a client may be in danger of harming his or her self or someone else
• C) when a third party, such as a school board or insurance company, requests a psychological assessment
• D) when the court subpoena's psychological reports and records

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Definitions:

Fixations

Persistent focuses or attachments to behaviors, concepts, or stages of development that were significant in early childhood, possibly leading to psychological issues.

Propriate Motives

Motivations that are integral to an individual's self-concept and are related to the goals of maintaining self-identity and personal significance.

Genetically Determined

Traits or characteristics that are inherited from one's parents through genes.

Ego

The component of the mind in psychoanalytic theory that mediates between the unconscious desires of the id and the moral constraints of the superego.