Section 1: Definitions/Interpretstions

Question 1

What does confidential information mean to the CPBC?

Answer 1

Information revealed by a client or otherwise obtained by a registrant, where there is a reasonable expectation that because of the relationship between the client and the registrant, or the circumstances under which the information was revealed or obtained, the information must not be disclosed by a registrant without the informed written consent of the client or the client’s legal guardian

Question 2

Under the CPBC, what does consent mean?

Answer 2

client has been informed regarding, and understands, all relevant significant information that might influence their decision to accept a given psychological service,
-has the legal capacity to accept or reject the service,
-and has not been unduly influenced to accept the service

Question 3

Under the CPBC what does assent mean? What is the proper term for this?

Answer 3

Maybe sought subject to any other applicable legal requirements when a client either lacks the legal capacity to accept or reject, the service is compelled by law, to accept the service, or lacks the capacity to understand all relevant significant information that might influence their decision to accept the service means the client has been informed to the fullest extent possible based on their mental capacity, regarding relevant significant information that might influence their decision to accept the service and has agreed to accept the service in the event the client lacks legal capacity, or is compelled to accept the service, but does not lack the mental capacity to understand all relevance significant information that influence decision to accept the service.

Informed ascent process is the appropriate term and you said the term ascent rather than consent serves to emphasize the conditions under which the client agreed to the service the process of seeking a sent from a client does not substitute for any other legal requirement to seek consent from the client, guardian representative, or other substitute decision-maker, where applicable.

Question 4

Under the CPBC what are the four practises of psychology?

Hint:
P of any S
A of M
C, A, and I of T
Giving of T

Answer 4

1. the provision of any service involving application and principles, methods and procedure
2. the application of methods and procedures of investigting, counseling, psychotherapy, behavior, therapy, behavior, modification, hypnosis, or research
3. the construction, administration and interpretation of tests of mental abilities, attitudes, interest, opinions, attitudes, emotions, personality characteristics, motivations, and physiological characteristics, and the sense of diagnosis of behavioural emotional mental disorder
4. the giving of testimony as a registrant

Question 5

Under the CPBC the first practice of psychology states the provision to individuals groups, organizations, or the public of any service involving the application of principles, methods and procedures of what three things, including the principles of what five things?

Hint:
U, P, I behaviours

Principles of L, P, M, T E, I R

Answer 5

Understanding, predicting, and influencing behaviour

Principles of learning, perception, motivation, thinking emotion, and interpersonal relationships

Question 6

What does professional relationship mean under the CPBC?

Answer 6

A mutually agreed-upon relationship between a registrant and a client for the purpose of the client obtaining the registrants, professional expertise

Question 7

What does professional service mean under the CPBC?

Answer 7

Means all actions are the registrant in the context of a professional relationship with a client

Question 8

Under the CPBC what is included under records or practice records?

Answer 8

Includes notes, reports invoices completed or partially completed test, forms and protocol sheets, test results, interview notes, correspondence, emails, and other documents and whatever form including information, stored in digital form or an audio or video form in the primary control of the restaurant and related in anyway to the registrant provision of psychological services to client.

Question 9

Under the CPBC code what does client mean?

Answer 9

The person who is receiving psychological services in most cases, the references to client will mean an individual couple family group or organization. However, a client may also be a corporate entity or other organization when the services are intended to primarily benefit entity or organization

Question 10

Under the CPBC, when a minor is not competent to give consent or illegally incompetent adult, their legal guardian is considered what for the decision making purposes

Answer 10

A client

Question 11

A legal guardian is considered a client for decision-making purposes, except in respect to what two issues?

Answer 11

1. issues directly affecting the physical or emotional safety of the individual set of sexual or other exploit of dual relationship
2. issues specifically reserved to the individual and agreed to by the legal guardian before rendering psychological services, such as confidential communication in the therapy relationship

Question 12

Under the CPBC code, what does sexual harassment mean?

Answer 12

Means sexual solicitation, physical advances, or verbal, or non-verbal conduct that is sexual nature that occurs in connection with the registrant activities or rules as a registrant, and that is unwelcome offensive, or pray to holistic workplace environment, or is sufficiently severe or intense, to be abusive to a recent person in the context

For these purposes, sexual harassment may consist of a single, intense or severe act, or a multiple persistent, or pervasive acts

Question 13

What may be used as an aid in resolving ambiguities, which may arise in the interpretation of the CPBC code?

Answer 13

Ethics, codes and standards for providers, promulgated by the Canadian psychological association, the American psychological Association, the association of state and provisional psychology boards, and any relevant practice advisories of the college

Question 14

Under the CPBC code, standard, 1.4 covers interpretation aids, despite standard, 1.4 if there’s a conflict between a provision of this code, and any other provisional standard, what prevails?

Answer 14

The CPBC code prevails

Question 15

Under the CPBC code standard, 1.6 regards conflict between code and law, if there’s a conflict between a provision of this code and a requirement of law, then what prevails?

Answer 15

The legal requirement prevails, but the registrant must take the steps referred to as in standard 18.6

Question 16

Under the CPBC standard 1.6 refers to conflict between code and law and refers to standard 18.6. What is standard 18.6?

Answer 16

Standard 18.6 refers to complex with legal system. Any registrant must be aware of the occasionally competing demands placed upon them by the standards in this code, and they are current of the legal system, and must attempt to resolve these complex by one making their obligations to comply with this code and two, taking steps to resolve the conflict and a responsible manner.

Question 17

Under the CPBC standard, 1.7 states where there is conflict or inconsistency between provisions of this code what two things should take place?

Answer 17

First provision, which specifically applies to the particular circumstances of the case, prevails over provision of general application, and second provision, which imposes a higher standard prevails over provision, which opposes a lower standard

Question 18

A provision, which specifically applies to the particular circumstances of the case, prevails over what

Answer 18

Prevails over a provision of general application

Question 19

A provision that proposes a higher standard prevails over what?

Answer 19

Prevails over a provision, which imposes a lower standard