PSY 623 FINAL EXAM || MOST RECENT EXAM 2026-
2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS!!
NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
What is the exact name of the brochure regarding sexual
exploitation and created by the California Department of
Consumer Affairs? - ANSWER-
Professional Therapy Never Includes Sex
When would you terminate a client? - ANSWER---the patient is
not benefiting from treatment
--patient is failing to cooperate (meds)
--continuing treatment is not clinically appropriate --the
therapist is unable to provide treatment due to the therapist's
incapacity or resources or extended absence
--in order to avoid an ethical conflict or problem.
How do you avoid insurance fraud? - ANSWER---indicate who is
primary therapist
--indicate who is primary treater
--Must give correct diagnosis, even if company refuses
reimbursement
,--don't bill for personal
gain --Bill for missed
sessions???
What can you share with insurance regarding your patient or
client? - ANSWER---Up to date release of information
--Good for 12 months
--must have permission to release
--Must be specific
--Only release what patient allows
--Must be in writing
--California Case Law
Can you terminate patient relationships for non-payment of
fees? – ANSWER-No, except when the termination is handled in
a clinically appropriate manner.
What are the two types of records in HIPAA? - ANSWER---
Process notes and progress notes
--Process notes are "psychotherapy" (hunches, insights, etc.)
--Progress notes are solid treatment plan, public record,
available to patient, available to insurance
--If you take two sets, you have to notify client/patient
When and how would you forgive patient co-pay? -
ANSWER---must keep
company
informed
, --May not forgive patient co-pay as contract
for treatment
--From start of
treatment
What is the new "family law" terminology? - ANSWER-Divorce
--- dissolution
Defendant ---
respondent
Plaintiff ---
petitioner
Alimony --- spousal
support
When can you treat a minor without parental consent? -
ANSWER---12 Years
Old or
Older
--Maturity
Factor
--Attempt to contact legal
guardian
--Document
attempt
Who holds the privilege with minors? - ANSWER---Minor holds
privilege when
2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS!!
NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
What is the exact name of the brochure regarding sexual
exploitation and created by the California Department of
Consumer Affairs? - ANSWER-
Professional Therapy Never Includes Sex
When would you terminate a client? - ANSWER---the patient is
not benefiting from treatment
--patient is failing to cooperate (meds)
--continuing treatment is not clinically appropriate --the
therapist is unable to provide treatment due to the therapist's
incapacity or resources or extended absence
--in order to avoid an ethical conflict or problem.
How do you avoid insurance fraud? - ANSWER---indicate who is
primary therapist
--indicate who is primary treater
--Must give correct diagnosis, even if company refuses
reimbursement
,--don't bill for personal
gain --Bill for missed
sessions???
What can you share with insurance regarding your patient or
client? - ANSWER---Up to date release of information
--Good for 12 months
--must have permission to release
--Must be specific
--Only release what patient allows
--Must be in writing
--California Case Law
Can you terminate patient relationships for non-payment of
fees? – ANSWER-No, except when the termination is handled in
a clinically appropriate manner.
What are the two types of records in HIPAA? - ANSWER---
Process notes and progress notes
--Process notes are "psychotherapy" (hunches, insights, etc.)
--Progress notes are solid treatment plan, public record,
available to patient, available to insurance
--If you take two sets, you have to notify client/patient
When and how would you forgive patient co-pay? -
ANSWER---must keep
company
informed
, --May not forgive patient co-pay as contract
for treatment
--From start of
treatment
What is the new "family law" terminology? - ANSWER-Divorce
--- dissolution
Defendant ---
respondent
Plaintiff ---
petitioner
Alimony --- spousal
support
When can you treat a minor without parental consent? -
ANSWER---12 Years
Old or
Older
--Maturity
Factor
--Attempt to contact legal
guardian
--Document
attempt
Who holds the privilege with minors? - ANSWER---Minor holds
privilege when
