PsycTESTS Dataset 2009
DOI: 10.1037/t22199-000
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“…A recent study by Pabian, Welfel, and Beebe (2009) showed that an average of 76.4% of surveyed mental health professionals were incorrect when asked to select the one statement that most accurately described their state's law regarding duty-to-warn. The study also found that the mental health professionals had inaccurate interpretations of situations involving duty to warn.…”
Section: Maintaining Confidentiality (Apa Standard 401)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A recent study by Pabian, Welfel, and Beebe (2009) showed that an average of 76.4% of surveyed mental health professionals were incorrect when asked to select the one statement that most accurately described their state's law regarding duty-to-warn. The study also found that the mental health professionals had inaccurate interpretations of situations involving duty to warn.…”
Section: Maintaining Confidentiality (Apa Standard 401)mentioning
confidence: 99%