Ethical Considerations in Digital Counseling Quiz Test your knowledge on ethical principles, confidentiality, cultural competence, and more in digital counseling. Learn key concepts in this interactive quiz!
#1
Lack of confidentiality and data security
Decreased accessibility to counseling services
Over-reliance on technology
Limited client autonomy
#2
Solicitation of personal information
Client anonymity
Dual relationships
Non-disclosure of counselor identity
#3
Face-to-face counseling sessions
Counseling provided via telephone only
Counseling provided via video conferencing or online platforms
Group counseling sessions
#4
Informed consent
Client confidentiality
Professional competence
Boundary setting
#5
The counselor and client are colleagues at work
The counselor provides counseling to a family member
The counselor and client engage in a romantic relationship
The counselor refers the client to another counselor for specialized help
#6
It is irrelevant in digital counseling
It ensures counselors provide effective services to clients from diverse backgrounds
It limits the types of clients that counselors can work with
It increases the counselor's fees for services
#7
Increased access to counseling services
Improved client confidentiality
Difficulty in establishing rapport
Reduced flexibility in scheduling sessions
#8
Increased trust between counselor and client
Legal and ethical repercussions
Enhanced therapeutic alliance
Improved communication
#9
Ensuring clients are aware of the counselor's personal life
Disclosing potential risks and benefits of counseling services to clients
Obtaining permission from clients to share their personal information with third parties
Using technical jargon to communicate with clients
#10
To limit the number of clients a counselor can see
To maintain a professional relationship with clients
To avoid providing counseling services
To disclose personal information to clients
#11
Confidentiality
Informed consent
Competence
Boundaries
#12
To maintain counselor anonymity
To avoid building rapport with clients
To enhance the therapeutic relationship when used judiciously
To ignore client concerns
#13
Counselors are required to warn clients about potential risks of counseling
Counselors must inform clients about their legal rights
Counselors are obligated to disclose confidential information to protect clients or others from harm
Counselors must avoid discussing sensitive topics with clients
#14
Confidentiality
Informed consent
Competence
Boundaries
Sign In to view more questions.
Quiz Questions with Answers Forget wasting time on incorrect answers. We deliver the straight-up correct options, along with clear explanations that solidify your understanding.
Popular Quizzes in Psychology Type Subject mismatch Topic mismatch Unrelated quiz title Unrelated question Mistake in question statement Incorrect answer Other
Submit Cancel