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In terms of ethics, which of the following is a major difference between most forensic practitioners and traditional psychologists and counselors?
A) The forensic practitioner can never ethically conduct an evaluation that is not in the best interest of the client
B) There is no difference
C) The structure of the forensic relationship is more client-centered than it is for a traditional psychologist.
D) There is seldom a confidentiality requirement for the forensic practitioner

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Forensic Psychology

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Authors: Harmening, Gamez

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