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DOMAIN 8: ETHICAL LEGAL PROFESSIONAL ISSUES
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A psychologist is ordered by a judge to provide an expert opinion on a former therapy client's credibility in a criminal case. APA Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct (APA, 2017) Standard 3.05 defines multiple relationships, and Standard 9.01 requires opinions be based on sufficient information. The court order is lawful, but it pressures the psychologist to shift from therapist to forensic expert. The client fears betrayal; the prosecution wants persuasive testimony; the defense challenges bias; and the psychologist worries about harming the client and professional integrity. Testifying may damage treatment and objectivity; refusing may risk contempt; limited testimony may be criticized as evasive. In the scenario described, how should the psychologist prioritize ethical and legal obligations?
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