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? 

Psychologists may treat individuals with whom they have engaged in sexual intimacies.

_____  _____ refers to raw and scaled scores, client responses to tests questions, and psychologists’ notes concerning client behavior during an examination.