Professional Ethics and Multicultural Competence Flashcards
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What is the ethical principle of informed consent in CBT?
Answer: Client agrees after being fully informed
Informed consent ensures that clients are fully aware of the nature, goals, and risks of therapy before beginning treatment.
Why is cultural competence important in CBT?
Answer: It helps align therapy with the client's background
Cultural competence ensures that therapy is adapted to meet the client’s values, beliefs, and cultural context, enhancing effectiveness and trust.
Which of the following best represents a dual relationship in CBT?
Answer: Therapist also being the client’s friend
A dual relationship occurs when the therapist has another significant connection with the client outside of therapy, which may impair objectivity.
What is the ethical responsibility of a CBT practitioner regarding confidentiality?
Answer: Maintain confidentiality unless legally required to break it
Therapists must protect client information and only disclose it with consent or when legally mandated, such as in cases of harm.
How can a CBT practitioner avoid cultural bias?
Answer: Educate themselves and avoid assumptions
Practitioners can reduce bias by seeking education, showing cultural humility, and avoiding assumptions based on stereotypes.
What is a key multicultural consideration in CBT assessment?
Answer: Ensure tools are culturally and linguistically appropriate
Assessment tools must be appropriate for the client’s language and culture to ensure valid results and fair treatment planning.