A) The supervisor's expectations regarding supervisee preparedness for supervisory meetings
B) The supervisor's expectations regarding formal and informal evaluations
C) The supervisor's expectations regarding the structure and/or the nature of the supervisory sessions
D) The supervisor's marital and family issues
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A) Clinical supervisors are legally responsible for the welfare of those clients counseled by their trainees.
B) Clinical supervisors have a legal and ethical obligation to respect the confidentiality of client communications.
C) Clinical supervisors must see that trainees provide the information to clients they need in order to make informed choices.
D) There are no formal courses a clinician can take to become a clinical supervisor.
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A) trust
B) self-disclosure
C) countertransference
D) acknowledging diversity
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A) it makes sense for school counselors to be licensed to carry a concealed weapon while on a school campus.
B) it is important to build larger juvenile detention centers to admit children and adolescents who misbehave in school in order to lessen the chance of a major breakdown,which could injure well-behaved children and/or adolescents.
C) school counselors must adhere to state laws and refuse to work at a school where violence is prevalent.
D) it makes sense for schools to carefully examine ways to develop clinical supervision programs.
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A) Supervisors are ultimately responsible,both ethically and legally,for the actions of their trainees.
B) Supervisors should not supervise more trainees than they can responsibly manage at one time.
C) Supervisors are not expected to maintain records pertaining to their work with supervisees.
D) It is essential that supervisors are familiar with the caseloads of their supervisees.
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A) Multiple relationships
B) Counseling
C) Supervision
D) Gender-role socialization
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A) could have a negative influence on the supervisory relationship if not understood and integrated.
B) could allow the supervisory relationship the opportunity for molding the supervisee into what the supervisor believes to be a better person.
C) would have no effect on the supervisory relationship.
D) are immediate reasons to request a referral to a different supervisor,similar to the therapist-client relationship.
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A) multiple relationships.
B) including discussions of personal concerns.
C) discussing personal information of teachers and co-workers.
D) discussing the evaluation process and procedures during the initial session.
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A) Multicultural supervision
B) Clinical supervision
C) Multiple-role relationships in supervision
D) Competence
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A) goals and objectives.
B) her personal religious and sexual values.
C) evaluation of job performance.
D) cultural and advocacy competencies.
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A) Co-workers
B) Employees
C) Supervisees
D) Clinical supervisors
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A) The supervisory relationship
B) The supervisee's experience
C) Clinical supervision
D) Informed consent in supervision
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A) therapist.
B) consultant.
C) paraprofessional.
D) broker.
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A) supervisors' qualifications,along with their duties and responsibilities.
B) issues with dual relationships.
C) consent of trainees,clients,and third-party payers.
D) informed consent,confidentiality and its limits,and liability.
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A) decrease their liability by supervising many trainees at one time is important.
B) improve the breadth and depth of services offered to supervisees and clients.
C) become inept at utilizing technology in their supervisory relationships because it will not become a necessity.
D) begin educating on technology-assisted distance supervision because all states now have clear and in-depth regulations for this issue.
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A) on a daily basis.
B) only to the extent that they may impede their ability to effectively work with clients.
C) when the trainee is experiencing personal difficulties.
D) never.
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A) Breach of confidentiality
B) Breach of informed consent
C) Direct liability
D) Vicarious liability
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A) breach of confidentiality.
B) breach of informed consent.
C) no liability because her employer would be held responsible.
D) vicarious and direct liability.
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A) boundary violations and substance abuse.
B) availability,accessibility,and being technically competent.
C) misuse of power and extreme burnout.
D) sexual contact with supervisees and diminished clinical judgment.
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A) clearly define and maintain ethical,professional,and social relationship boundaries with Susan.
B) adopt the role of counselor and work with her therapeutically.
C) suggest that she transfer to another training program.
D) let Susan know that there is no possibility for intimacy until she graduates from the program.
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