Tarasoff Duty to Warn Quiz

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Duty to Warn: Tarasoff basics

Gina Parish-Gibson

United States

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Tarasoff Duty to Warn Quiz


Tarasoff Duty to Warn QuizVersion en ligne Duty to Warn: Tarasoff basics par Gina Parish-Gibson 1 Under Tarasoff, when must a clinician warn an identified victim? a Confidentiality overrides all threats. b Only document the threat in the patient chart. c There is a credible, specific threat to an identifiable victim. d Always report to police, regardless of threat. 2 Which landmark case established the duty to warn in the US? a Miranda v. Arizona (1966) b Roe v. Wade (1973) c Tarasoff v. Regents of the University of California (1976) d Brown v. Board of Education (1954) 3 What must be evaluated before breaching confidentiality? a Supervisor's mood b Patient's income c Clinic funding d Credible threat to a specific person. 4 Which situation typically triggers the duty to warn or protect? a Credible, specific threat to a target. b Non-specific anxiety c Vague rumor d Past history of violence 5 Does Tarasoff apply to threats of self-harm? a No, it generally targets threats to others. b Only in schools c Only if patient is institutionalized d Yes 6 Who should be informed when there is a credible threat? a Only the clinic director b The identifiable victim and appropriate authorities. c The patient only d No one 7 What is a common consequence of failing to warn when required? a Liability for harm caused by the threat. b Immediate imprisonment c Automatic dismissal from practice d No consequences