Dr. Jenkins has a client who is violent. Dr. Jenkins is concerned that his client may engage in ...

Dr. Jenkins has a client who is violent. Dr. Jenkins is concerned that his client may engage in dangerous acts against others. If the client does become violent, Dr. Jenkins could be held accountable for ____.
 
  a. discussing the case with other experts
 b. warning potential victims
 c. due process
 d. providing the least restrictive environment

Question 2

According to the Tarasoff case, a therapist who informs the police that a client intends to harm another person ____.
 
  a. is unlawfully breaking the principle of privileged communication
  b. can still be sued if he or she has failed to warn the potential victim
 c. has done all that can be reasonably expected
 d. has unlawfully intruded on the client's right to treatment

Question 3

Protective privilege ends where public peril begins summarizes ____.
 
  a. the duty-to-warn principle
 b. the concept of mainstreaming
 c. Thomas Szasz's position on patients' rights
 d. the American Law Institute standard for the insanity defense