A study showed that when deciding whether or not to accept gifts from clients, psychologists were more likely to accept gifts that were
A) inexpensive, culturally appropriate, and given as a sign of appreciation at the end of treatment.
B) inexpensive, but sentimental in value.
C) offered any time during the course of treatment as a token of gratitude as long as they were relatively inexpensive.
D) expensive and tasteful.

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Psychologists are more likely to accept gifts that are inexpensive, culturally appropriate, and given as a sign of appreciation at the end of treatment, as these factors align with ethical guidelines and the professional boundaries that help maintain the integrity of the therapeutic relationship.

A Study Showed That When Deciding Whether or Not to Accept