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Ethics are based on:

A) cultural values
B) societal norms
C) moral principles
D) legal guidelines

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A test that discriminates against a particular group based on gender,race,ethnicity,or even disability is considered as a an) :

A) discriminating test
B) insensitive test
C) biased test
D) problematic test

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The American Counseling Association ACA)has provided Codes of Ethics which relates to evaluation,assessment,and interpretation.You are preparing to administer assessments to a client from the Saudi Arabia.Identify and explain five specific codes that you would need to be mindful of when working with your client.

Statutes are laws created by:

According to the American Psychological Associations Ethical Principles,psychologists must obtain _______________when using assessments.

Denise,a newly hired counselor at a mental health agency has been contacted by an insurance agency,inquiring about one of her clients.Denise is concerned about violating the HIPAA Act of 1996.Interpret the HIPPA Act for Denise and provide the necessary information to guarantee that her client remains protected.

A student with a specific learning disability is defined as one who may be experiencing difficulties in:

The American Counseling Associations Code of Ethics 2005) serves to:

One important method mandated by IDEA in determining students with learning disabilities in qualifying them for special education is:

Lack of qualifications in assessments can lead to:

The Standards for Educational and Psychological Testing is organized into three parts.The second part,Operations,focuses on:

As a test administrator,one advantage to using internet-based assessments is:

Which one of these legal cases is NOT an example of a decision involving employment tests?

Johnny has been assessed and has now qualified as a student with a learning disability.Mrs.Brown has to administer standardized tests to her class including Johnny.According to the text,what test taking modifications might Johnny require? Explain the advantages and disadvantages to test modifications.

You are a teacher and are currently working on earning a master's degree in counseling.Your school administrator has asked you to administer a battery of psychological assessments to one of your students who is struggling academically.Construct a list of ethical issues for your administrator as to why you would not be able to administer these assessments.

Which statement is NOT included in the American Counseling Associations ethical emphasis on assessment:

Although the American Psychological Association no longer uses a system for test user qualification,some publishers still do.According to the classifications,a test user who has earned a bachelors degree in education may be classified as:

Assessment administrators should be conscious of issues of confidentiality and security of individuals' health information including assessment information as supported by:

Which of these statements is NOT a modification for individuals with disabilities developed by the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990?

____________________ refers to the combination of knowledge,skills,abilities,training,and credentials optimal for using assessment instruments.