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Tarasoff Duty to Warn QuizOnline version Duty to Warn: Tarasoff basics by 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

Tarasoff Duty to Warn QuizOnline version

Duty to Warn: Tarasoff basics

by Gina Parish-Gibson

Under Tarasoff, when must a clinician warn an identified victim?

Confidentiality overrides all threats.

Only document the threat in the patient chart.

There is a credible, specific threat to an identifiable victim.

Always report to police, regardless of threat.

Which landmark case established the duty to warn in the US?

Miranda v. Arizona (1966)

Roe v. Wade (1973)

Tarasoff v. Regents of the University of California (1976)

Brown v. Board of Education (1954)

What must be evaluated before breaching confidentiality?

Supervisor's mood

Patient's income

Clinic funding

Credible threat to a specific person.

Which situation typically triggers the duty to warn or protect?

Credible, specific threat to a target.

Non-specific anxiety

Vague rumor

Past history of violence

Does Tarasoff apply to threats of self-harm?

No, it generally targets threats to others.

Only in schools

Only if patient is institutionalized

Yes

Who should be informed when there is a credible threat?

Only the clinic director

The identifiable victim and appropriate authorities.

The patient only

No one

What is a common consequence of failing to warn when required?

Liability for harm caused by the threat.

Immediate imprisonment

Automatic dismissal from practice

No consequences

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Tarasoff Duty to Warn QuizOnline version

by Gina Parish-Gibson

Under Tarasoff, when must a clinician warn an identified victim?

Which landmark case established the duty to warn in the US?

What must be evaluated before breaching confidentiality?

Which situation typically triggers the duty to warn or protect?

Does Tarasoff apply to threats of self-harm?

Who should be informed when there is a credible threat?

What is a common consequence of failing to warn when required?

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