Reinforcing in-seat behavior for a child who frequently engages in out-of-seat behavior is an example of DRI.

Match the term to their definition

Match the following procedures to their correct descriptions:

Deception is an unethical practice in research.

The goal of advocacy research is to influence policy and action to improve a situation

**To receive full credit, you must cite the relevant Ethics Code(s) and include enough detail in your response to completely answer the question (i.e., more than one sentence)** Standard 9.04 examines the Release of Test Data. Under what circumstances could a psychologist deny a patient/client access to their own test data? What are the pros/cons of this?

Psychologists may withhold records that are requested and needed for a client’s emergency treatment because they have not paid.

**To receive full credit, you must cite the relevant Ethics Code(s) and include enough detail in your response to completely answer the question (i.e., more than one sentence)** According to Standard 6.05, it is not forbidden to barter with clients for psychological services. What steps would you consider before entering a barter arrangement with a client? What could possibly go wrong with bartering for psychological services? Can you think of a scenario where bartering would not be ethical?

It is appropriate for a psychologist to pay, receive payment from, or divide fees with another professional for referring them a client

BONUS QUESTION worth 5 points **To receive full credit, you must cite the relevant Ethics Code(s) and include enough detail in your response to completely answer the question (i.e., more than one sentence)** A graduate student in a clinical psychology program is taking a human sexuality class. The professor asks the students to write a paper with the topic, “Describe your personal sexual history.” Would this be okay for the professor to do? Why or why not?