ETHICS, BOUNDARIES, AND LAWS

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MBLEX EXAM PREP

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Massage may counteract the psychological defense of armoring. This means that:

clients come into full contact with their repressed or deflected feelings as their muscular tension is reduced by massage

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If you use a nickname for a client, such as "honey," and the client asks you to refrain from using the nickname and you use it again, it is considered:

Sexual harassment and may result in sexual abuse charges

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A semipermeable boundary between practitioner and client is most appropriate because it allows the practitioner to be sensitive to the client without:

Risk

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Racism is

The belief that one’s ethnicity is superior to, or significantly different from another person’s ethnicity

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In regards to setting fees for a massage business, the best ethical practice is:

to set consistent fees for all clients

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What type of boundary is ideal for the professional practitioner-client relationship?

Semipermeable

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The authority the client gives the practitioner based on the assumption that the practitioner is a skilled health-care provider is referred to as the:

Power differential

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Which of the following is an example of transference?

A client constantly invites her massage therapist to social events

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When people who have been practicing massage for a number of years under an older system are allowed to integrate into the new system, this is referred to as

Grandfathering

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What are professional guidelines based on ethical principles

standards of practice

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In order to establish professional boundaries, the practitioner should

Practice conservative draping methods