Duty to Warn, an essential part of professional ethics in the mental health field, stemmed from what Supreme Court decision?
Explanation
Answer: D - Tarasoff vs. Regents of University of California was a court decision that still stands today, making the standard of confidentiality secondary to the safety, and welfare of society. This means, if a therapist has sufficient reason to believe that a client could be of imminent danger to him or herself, or another person, it is the therapist’s duty to warn the authorities, or the individual.