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AP Psychology
Unit 3 – Sensation and Perception
Topic 3.3
How does the ethical principle of informed consent apply to cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)?
CBT doesn't require informed consent as its effects are temporary.
Therapists can begin CBT without explanation if it accelerates healing.
Informed consent is not needed for CBT because it's non-invasive.
Therapists must clearly explain what CBT involves before beginning treatment.
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