AMFTRB EXAM; ETHICS AND CRISIS
INTERVENTION QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS; 100%
GUARANTEED PASS
1.1 Non-Discrimination - correct answer- MFTs
provide professional assistance to persons without
discrimination on the basis of race, age, ethnicity,
socioeconomic status, disability, gender, health status,
religion, national origin, sexual orientation, gender
identity or relationship status.
1.2 Informed Consent - correct answer- MFTs
obtain appropriate informed consent to therapy or
related procedures and use language that is reasonably
understandable to clients. When persons, due to age or
mental status, are legally incapable of giving informed
consent, marriage and family therapists obtain informed
permission from a legally authorized person, if such
substitute consent is legally permissible. The content of
informed consent may vary depending upon the client
and treatment plan; however, informed consent generally
necessitates that the client:
,(a) has the capacity to consent;
(b) has been adequately informed of significant
information concerning treatment processes and
procedures;
(c) has been adequately informed of potential risks and
benefits of treatments for which generally recognized
standards do not yet exist;
(d) has freely and without undue influence expressed
consent; and
(e) has provided consent that is appropriately
documented.
1.3 Multiple Relationships - correct answer-
MFTs are aware of their influential positions with respect
to clients, and they avoid exploiting the trust and
dependency of such persons. Therapists, therefore, make
every effort to avoid conditions and multiple relationships
with clients that could impair professional judgment or
increase the risk of exploitation. Such relationships
include, but are not limited to, business or close personal
relationships with a client or the client's immediate
family. When the risk of impairment or exploitation exists
,due to conditions or multiple roles, therapists document
the appropriate precautions taken.
1.4 Sexual Intimacy with Current Clients and Others -
correct answer- Sexual intimacy with current
clients or with known members of client's family system is
prohibited.
1.5 Sexual Intimacy with Former Clients and Others -
correct answer- Sexual intimacy with former
clients or with known members of the client's family
system is prohibited.
1.6 Reports of Unethical Conduct - correct answer-
MFTs comply with applicable laws regarding the reporting
of alleged unethical conduct.
1.7 Abuse of the Therapeutic Relationship - correct
answer- MFTs do not abuse their power in
therapeutic relationships
, 1.8 Client Autonomy in Decision Making - correct
answer- MFTs respect the rights of clients to make
decisions and help them to understand the consequences
of these decisions. Therapists clearly advise clients that
they have responsibility to make such decisions regarding
relationships such as cohabitation, marriage, divorce,
separation, reconciliation, custody, and visitation.
1.9 Relationship Beneficial to Client - correct
answer- MFTs continue therapeutic relationships
only so long as it is reasonably clear that clients are
benefiting from the relationship.
1.10 Referrals - correct answer- MFTs
respectfully assist persons in obtaining appropriate
therapeutic services if the therapist is unable or unwilling
to provide professional help.
1.11 Non-Abandonment - correct answer- MFTs
do not abandon or neglect clients in treatment without
making reasonable arrangements for the continuation of
treatment.
INTERVENTION QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS; 100%
GUARANTEED PASS
1.1 Non-Discrimination - correct answer- MFTs
provide professional assistance to persons without
discrimination on the basis of race, age, ethnicity,
socioeconomic status, disability, gender, health status,
religion, national origin, sexual orientation, gender
identity or relationship status.
1.2 Informed Consent - correct answer- MFTs
obtain appropriate informed consent to therapy or
related procedures and use language that is reasonably
understandable to clients. When persons, due to age or
mental status, are legally incapable of giving informed
consent, marriage and family therapists obtain informed
permission from a legally authorized person, if such
substitute consent is legally permissible. The content of
informed consent may vary depending upon the client
and treatment plan; however, informed consent generally
necessitates that the client:
,(a) has the capacity to consent;
(b) has been adequately informed of significant
information concerning treatment processes and
procedures;
(c) has been adequately informed of potential risks and
benefits of treatments for which generally recognized
standards do not yet exist;
(d) has freely and without undue influence expressed
consent; and
(e) has provided consent that is appropriately
documented.
1.3 Multiple Relationships - correct answer-
MFTs are aware of their influential positions with respect
to clients, and they avoid exploiting the trust and
dependency of such persons. Therapists, therefore, make
every effort to avoid conditions and multiple relationships
with clients that could impair professional judgment or
increase the risk of exploitation. Such relationships
include, but are not limited to, business or close personal
relationships with a client or the client's immediate
family. When the risk of impairment or exploitation exists
,due to conditions or multiple roles, therapists document
the appropriate precautions taken.
1.4 Sexual Intimacy with Current Clients and Others -
correct answer- Sexual intimacy with current
clients or with known members of client's family system is
prohibited.
1.5 Sexual Intimacy with Former Clients and Others -
correct answer- Sexual intimacy with former
clients or with known members of the client's family
system is prohibited.
1.6 Reports of Unethical Conduct - correct answer-
MFTs comply with applicable laws regarding the reporting
of alleged unethical conduct.
1.7 Abuse of the Therapeutic Relationship - correct
answer- MFTs do not abuse their power in
therapeutic relationships
, 1.8 Client Autonomy in Decision Making - correct
answer- MFTs respect the rights of clients to make
decisions and help them to understand the consequences
of these decisions. Therapists clearly advise clients that
they have responsibility to make such decisions regarding
relationships such as cohabitation, marriage, divorce,
separation, reconciliation, custody, and visitation.
1.9 Relationship Beneficial to Client - correct
answer- MFTs continue therapeutic relationships
only so long as it is reasonably clear that clients are
benefiting from the relationship.
1.10 Referrals - correct answer- MFTs
respectfully assist persons in obtaining appropriate
therapeutic services if the therapist is unable or unwilling
to provide professional help.
1.11 Non-Abandonment - correct answer- MFTs
do not abandon or neglect clients in treatment without
making reasonable arrangements for the continuation of
treatment.
