What would be considered the most ethical behaviour for a psychologist hired as an expert witness?Group of answer choicesprovide testimony consistent with the party that hired youensure the other party also has an expert witnessprovide testimony relevant to the case as you understand itdiscuss your testimony with both the defence and the prosecution teamprovide a written report rather than testify in person

Clinical psychologists may give expert testimony regarding:

Psychologists must only work in areas of professional practice in which they are competent. Which of the following ethical standard/s must be ethically adhered to by the psychologist?[Select all that apply]  Group of answer choicesWorking outside the limits of their education and trainingAdhering to the Code of EthicsEnsuring that their mental state enhances their competenceSeeking professional supervision as requiredMonitoring professional functioning and responding as needed.

What is the role of expert witnesses?Multiple choice question.They testify about the fairness of a proposed settlement.They testify against the claims of bondholders.They testify about the incidence of fraud in financial statements.They gather information to write about the bankruptcy case.

Which of the following variables moderates the influence of expert testimony:Group of answer choicesExpert testimony that is concretely linked to trial evidence is more influential than testimony that leaves the link implicitExpert testimony based on clinical judgment is more influential than is testimony based on actuarial predictiontestimony that presents a qualitative description of the degree to which two forensic samples match is more persuasive than testimony that presents the match in quantitative termsall of the abovenone of the above

Psychologists practising in forensic contexts should rely on the APS Ethical Guidelines for working within forensic contexts.The following list outlines the ethical responsibilities of the psychologist, identify which of the following is NOT an ethical responsibility.  Group of answer choicesMaintaining professional boundariesInforming clients how their reports may be used, and/or who may have access to the reportsArranging the best possible privacy conditions outside of the legal limitationsBeing aware of the potential for multiple relationships, and taking steps to address these if they occurClearly informing clients of their role in the psychological services they are providing