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Assessing and managing risk in psychological practice: An individualized approach.

DOI: 10.1037/14293-000

ISBN: 978-0-615-13416-1

Publisher: The Trust - American Psychological Association

Jul 8, 2013

1 - 10 of 15 Chapters

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Competence.

Bennett, Bruce E.; Bricklin, Patricia M.; Harris, Eric; Knapp, Samuel; VandeCreek, Leon; Younggren, Jeffrey N.

Pages: 61 –74

Competence means the ability to perform according to the standards of the profession. Pope and Brown (1996) described competence as involving three factors: knowledge, technical skills, and emotional competence. Generally, psychologists’ graduate programs and supervised experiences will have...
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Multiple relationships and boundaries.

Bennett, Bruce E.; Bricklin, Patricia M.; Harris, Eric; Knapp, Samuel; VandeCreek, Leon; Younggren, Jeffrey N.

Pages: 75 –88

Boundary violations are one of the most common sources of disciplinary actions that psychologists face. Charges of boundary violations may be filed with the American Psychological Association (APA) Ethics Committee; state psychological association ethics committees; the state licensing board, in...
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Psychological center.

Albee, George W.

Pages: 79 –81

There has been wide distribution recently of a report suggesting that departments of psychology seriously consider training clinical psychologists in a separate degree program. Proponents of this view say, in effect, that if clinical psychologists are not going to engage in research, testing, and...
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Psychotherapy as an autonomous profession: An alternative to the Clark Committee's proposal.

Holt, Robert R.

Pages: 81 –83

The circulation of the Clark Committee's report has had the healthful effect of bringing a dangerous situation into the open: there has been a growing rejection of clinical psychology by many prominent representatives of scientific, academic, experimental psychology. The underlying difficulty is...
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Training in clinical psychology: A view of future prospects.

Kovacs, Arthur L.

Pages: 83 –86

It has been noted that psychology faces new and exciting challenges. Clinical psychology must and will mobilize to meet these challenges creatively. In so doing, it must resist all forces aimed at sundering it from its roots in general psychology. Rather, a call must be issued that it is time for...
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Master's level training.

Jones, Austin

Pages: 86 –88

The proposal advanced here is concerned with the formal establishment of a technician level of personnel to assist PhD clinical psychologists and to be supervised by them. Such personnel would not be "clinical psychologists" in either the scope of their function or their name, in the same manner...
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Working with couples, families, and children.

Bennett, Bruce E.; Bricklin, Patricia M.; Harris, Eric; Knapp, Samuel; VandeCreek, Leon; Younggren, Jeffrey N.

Pages: 89 –104

Another source of a significant number of complaints against psychologists is working with couples, families, and children. This is especially likely to occur in high-conflict families or when there is a contested custody case. In chapter 3, we review problems in working with couples, families,...
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Privacy, confidentiality, and privileged communications.

Bennett, Bruce E.; Bricklin, Patricia M.; Harris, Eric; Knapp, Samuel; VandeCreek, Leon; Younggren, Jeffrey N.

Pages: 105 –128

Privacy is the constitutional right of individuals to choose for themselves whether or when to reveal private information. Privacy overlaps but is distinguished from confidentiality and privileged communications. Confidentiality is the duty imposed on professionals to keep information disclosed...
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Court testimony.

Bennett, Bruce E.; Bricklin, Patricia M.; Harris, Eric; Knapp, Samuel; VandeCreek, Leon; Younggren, Jeffrey N.

Pages: 129 –142

Many psychologists find court involvement stressful and will go to great lengths to avoid it. Nevertheless, most psychologists will, at some time in their careers, have some involvement with the judicial system. Those who have no knowledge of the judicial process run an increased risk of exposing...
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Psychological assessment and testing.

Bennett, Bruce E.; Bricklin, Patricia M.; Harris, Eric; Knapp, Samuel; VandeCreek, Leon; Younggren, Jeffrey N.

Pages: 143 –154

Psychological assessment is a broad term. For our purposes here, it refers to the integration of a wide range of information into a comprehensive report. That information may be obtained from an interview, review of archival records, collateral contacts, questionnaires, checklists, standardized...

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