CAI Ethical and Professional Responsibilities

Question 1

Which ethical principle is most important in an ARISE intervention?

Accepted Answer

Maintaining confidentiality

Answer

Publicly disclosing addiction history

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Using coercion to ensure treatment

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Focusing only on the person with addiction

Question 2

What is the main role of an ARISE interventionist?

Accepted Answer

To provide structured guidance and support

Answer

To make all decisions for the client

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To diagnose addiction disorders

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To enforce treatment through legal measures

Question 3

Which action would be considered unethical for an interventionist?

Accepted Answer

Accepting personal gifts from a client

Answer

Providing a safe and structured intervention

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Maintaining professional boundaries

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Ensuring family involvement in recovery

Question 4

Why is informed consent important in an intervention?

Accepted Answer

It ensures transparency and client understanding

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It forces individuals to comply with treatment

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It provides legal protection for interventionists

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It allows interventionists to make decisions alone

Question 5

What should an interventionist do if a conflict of interest arises?

Accepted Answer

Disclose the conflict and seek resolution

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Ignore the conflict and proceed as usual

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Make decisions based on personal benefit

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Accept compensation from both parties

Question 6

Which principle should guide an interventionist’s decision-making process?

Accepted Answer

Acting in the best interest of the client

Answer

Following personal opinions over ethics

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Prioritizing financial gain

Answer

Using intimidation to ensure compliance