ETHICS

Question 1

Psychologist accept responsibility for consequences of their work and make every effort to insure that their services are used appropriately

Answer 1

TRUE

Question 2

Psychologist clarify in advance with approrprtiate persons and agencies the expectation for sharing and utlizing research dat

Answer 2

TRUE

Question 3

only take credit for their work

never suppress data/findings

Answer 3

TRUE

Question 4

violation of ethical standard by a trainee may be regarded by the Board

Answer 4

as evidence of unacceptable moral character or unacceptable supervised experience disqualifying them from licensure

Question 5

As owners of a professional corporation,

Answer 5

psychologists retain full professional liability to persons who in the course of a professional relationship, suffer personal injury by reason of their actions or omissions.

Question 6

psychologists MUST BE AWARE

Answer 6

that recommendations may alter the lives of others

Question 7

computerized testing

Answer 7

psychologist is responsible for it use

must provide for the non-psychologist assessment and evaluation according to the current standards fro non-computerize psychological assessment

Question 8

CORPA

Answer 8

Cooperation on Recognition of Post-secondary Accreditation

accredits institutions
only can claim degrees from institutions accredited by CORPA

Question 9

If recognized standards do not exist, psychologists take whatever precautions are necessary to protect the welfare of their clients

Answer 9

TRUE

Question 10

if I psychologist, psychologist-in-training, or person presenting themselves as a psychologist
violates an ethical standard

Answer 10

attempt to rectify the situation.

if such situation cannot be death with informally, it is called to the attention of the board.

Question 11

you can represent other degrees you might have (i.e., MBA., Ph.D)

Answer 11

but you must specify the discipline in which each particular degree was earned.

Question 12

differences among people…

Answer 12

training, experience, counsel to enable them to recognize differences among people

Question 13

personal problems or conflicts

Answer 13

reframe from undertaking activities in which their personal problems are likely to lead to inadequate performance or harm (ct, student, colleague)

Question 14

If become aware of a personal problem…

Answer 14

seek out professional assistance to determine whether they should suspend, terminate, or limit activities

Question 15

10 Principles
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Chaos

Answer 15

1. Responsibility
2. Competency
3. Moral and Legal Standards
4. Pubic Statement
5. Confidentiality
6. Welfare of the consumer
7. Professional Relationships
8. Utilization of assessment
9. Research with human participants
10. Care and use of Animals in Research