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EPPP Study Podcast-

EPPP Study Podcast-

Di: Circle Of Insight Productions
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Episodi
  • Ethics, Legal Responsibilities, and the Decision-Making Timeline

    Ethics, Legal Responsibilities, and the Decision-Making Timeline
    Oct 19 2026
    Ethical and legal questions on the EPPP can be challenging because several answers may appear reasonable, but only one represents the best professional response. This episode examines confidentiality, informed consent, mandated reporting, professional boundaries, and the difference between ethical obligations and legal requirements. Through clinical scenarios and a practical decision-making sequence, listeners will learn how to identify the most appropriate first action when facing difficult ethical dilemmas.
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    3 min
  • When Confidentiality Must Be Broken: Duty to Warn, Duty to Protect, and Mandatory Reporting

    When Confidentiality Must Be Broken: Duty to Warn, Duty to Protect, and Mandatory Reporting
    Oct 18 2026
    When does a psychologist have a legal or ethical obligation to disclose confidential information? This episode examines three important EPPP concepts: duty to warn, duty to protect, and mandatory reporting. Through clinical scenarios involving threats of violence, suspected child abuse, and suicidal patients, listeners will learn how to distinguish ethical responsibilities from legal requirements. Particular attention is given to the decision-making process and the types of questions commonly encountered on the EPPP.
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    3 min
  • The Base Rate Fallacy: Why Psychologists Get Diagnoses Wrong

    The Base Rate Fallacy: Why Psychologists Get Diagnoses Wrong
    Oct 14 2026
    A psychological test can have 90% sensitivity and specificity and still produce more false positives than true positives. This episode examines the base rate fallacy, why psychologists sometimes overestimate diagnostic accuracy, and how Bayesian reasoning improves clinical judgment. We also explore how the same statistical error affects forensic risk assessments and why the human brain struggles with probability.
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    4 min
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