Question

question 16 (2.5 points)
which of the following is identified in the text as a guideline for counselors that email clients?
○ do not email clients on a public computer for privacy and security reasons.
○ remember that anything sent via email to clients can be deleted at any time.
○ use email in place of an in - person session.
○ do not set the limits of confidentiality with clients if email is used.
question 17 (2.5 points)
because providing counseling services over the internet (also known as remote services or distance counseling) is relatively new and controversial, a host of legal questions will not be addressed until ______.

Explanation:

Question 16

• For the option "Do not email clients on a public computer for privacy and security reasons": Using public computers for emailing clients risks privacy/security breaches (e.g., unauthorized access to client info), so this is a valid guideline.
• "Remember that anything sent via email to clients can be deleted at any time": Emails can be saved/archived, so this is incorrect.
• "Use email in place of an in - person session": Email isn't a substitute for in - person counseling (lacks depth, non - verbal cues), so incorrect.
• "Do not set the limits of confidentiality with clients if email is used": Counselors should set confidentiality limits for email (as it has security risks), so incorrect.

Answer:

A. Do not email clients on a public computer for privacy and security reasons.

Question 17

(Note: Since the options for Question 17 are not provided, we can't give a definite answer. But generally, legal questions about new counseling methods like distance counseling are often addressed as more cases arise, legal precedents are set, or more research/regulation occurs. For example, until there is more case law, more widespread use leading to regulatory development, or further study of the legal implications.) If options were provided, we would analyze them based on the context of legal development for new counseling practices.