Week 6: Ethical Considerations in the Application of Psychology Flashcards

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What is collaborating with others for the benefit of clients and accepting clients of other professionals?

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Providing assistance for clients seeking second opinions, or when a client needs care when the primary psychologist is unavailable

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Under propriety, what does suspension and termination of psychological services surround?

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Services may be suspended or terminated for a variety of reasons (e.g. client is not benefitting for the services required); and care should be taken in concluding services

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Under propriety, what does conflicting demands surround?

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Between the demands of an organisation and the general principles and standards, the psychologist must negotiate conflicting demands

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Under propriety, what does psychological assessments surround?

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Need to ensure that assessments use established scientific procedures and meet psychometric standards; and also being mindful of the limits of the assessment technique, the applicability, capability to administer, score, report and interpret the outcomes.

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Under propriety, what does research surround?

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Ensuring that any data collected as part of practice has received the appropriate ethical review before publication, and that client details should be de-identified

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6
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What is included in integrity?

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Reputable behaviour

Communication

Conflict of interest

Non-exploitation

Authorship

Financial arrangements

Ethical investigations and concerns

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Under integrity, what does reputable behaviour surround?

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Psychologists need to avoid engaging in disreputable conduct that reflects poorly on their ability to practice as a psychologist or reflects negatively on the profession or discipline of psychology as a whole

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Under integrity, what does communication surround?

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Must communicate honestly and correct misinformation, and must not promote services in a false or misleading way

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Under integrity, what does conflict of interest surround?

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Avoiding engaging in multi-relationships that may impair the competence, effectiveness or objectivity of our ability to render a psychological service; as well as declaring all vested interests

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Under integrity, what does non-exploitation surround?

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Psychologists should never exploit whom they have, had, or will have a professional relationship; as well as not engaging in sexual activity with the client, or anyone closely related to the client within 2 years of terminating the professional relationship

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Under integrity, what does authorship surround?

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Ensuring that all research collaborators are informed about research process, and ensuring contributions to research are appropriately acknowledged

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Under integrity, what does financial arrangement surround?

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Honesty in financial dealings

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Under integrity, what does ethical investigations and concerns surround?

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Psychologists must cooperate with appropriate investigations. They must not lodge or endorse any trivial, vexatious or unsubstantiated complaints against colleagues. If a violation is noticed, it should be brought to the attention of the psychologist in question, and if necessary, reported to the appropriate governing body.

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