Consider an organization where you work, or one with which you are familiar. What is an issue within the organization that could benefit from applying ethical principles? How can these principles be used?…
Ethical Standard 2.01 provides lengthy discussion of “Boundaries of Competence”, identifying six areas for psychologist to adhere. Describe three of these areas as the impact they have on the practice of psychology, providing examples for each.…
Knapp,S., & VanderCreek,L. (2006). Practical ethics for psychologists: A Positive approach. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association.…
Personality psychology and understanding they key aspects is what I find particularly important to my learning process in this course. Having a method to understand the psychological forces that make people unique can be a very beneficial tool when working in groups and learning teams.…
The provided ethics code can be used only to psychologists evolutions that may be part of either scientific, educational or even professional duties as psychologists. Every professional must articulate the basic values, principles, as well as, standards of the ethical codes. This is to make sure that the professional is guided through professional conduct regardless of their functions or area of work. These codes identify the vital values on which the professional work idea may be based on. The codes also summarizes clear ethical ideas that can reflect the professional’s vital values and build a set of provided ethical standards that should be applied by the professional. The codes are also designed to assist the professionals to identify appropriate obligations incases of bartering conflict or ethical irregularities. The ethical codes provide the professional to adhere to the values or principles whether new or old professional practitioner.…
The degree in which an individual is able to become ethical actually dictates the level that the individual is able to function with the discipline in either personal, social, spiritual, and organizational issues. Ethics have the ability to support not only psychological knowledge, but personal growth, health, and development. Individuals who choose to pursue a career in psychology will have a deeper understanding of ethics and the capacity to be able to function ethically and morally. Pappajohn (n.d.) explained that, “regardless of career or educational direction, it is the responsibility of each person to act and make judgments according to his or her evolving understanding of morality” (p.…
For one, the ethics & codes set standards I must adhere to in my future career. It provides me with a sense of responsibility as a healthcare provider and also it ensures that patients are treated fairly. I am very familiar with another set of code of ethics as a teacher. Prior to obtaining my position I was required to read our code of ethics carefully and sign off that I understood its importance. In my future career as a psychologist I will make sure I adhere to the APA Ethical Principles and Code of Conduct. This will ensure that I know my responsibilities as a healthcare provider, it also ensures that my clients and I are both respected, that we each have rights and most importantly that everyone is in a safe place. I feel that the code of conduct is very important in the field of psychology because of the sensitive nature of the position as a psychologist and…
How do you think psychology can provide an essential set of skills to apply in the workplace?…
Gottlieb, M.C. (1993). Avoiding Exploitive Dual Relationships: A Decision-Making Model. Journal of Psychotherapy, 30(1), 41-48. Retrieved from http://kspope.com/dual/gottlieb.php…
References: American Psychological Association (2010). Ethical principles of psychologists and code of conduct: Retrieved June 10, 2010, from: Http://www.apa.org.…
The Ethics Awareness Inventory is a guide to the personal awareness of my ethical perspective and style. This summary will show how others and I approach ethical decision making. I will explain the importance of understanding my own personal ethical perspective. I will analyze the relationship between personal and professional ethics in the field of psychology.…
References: American Psychological Association. (2010). Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct. Retrieved from http://www.apa.org/ethics/code/index.aspx…
Ethics refers to the moral standards that govern an individual, group, or societal behavior. Research in the field of psychology deals with a number of issues, and maintaining ethical practices are imperative in ensuring the participants, the knowledge being sought, and the study itself characterize utmost integrity. In order to ensure that researchers know their ethical responsibility in seeking knowledge and improving the quality of life, the American Psychological Association has completed an Ethics Code “that deals with such diverse issues as sexual harassment, fees for psychological services, providing advice to public in the media, test, construction, and classroom teaching” (Shaughnessy, Zechmeister & Zechmeister, 2009). Before a…
In regards to ethical codes, first and foremost, within the progression of forming decisions concerning ones professional behavior, a psychologist ought to think carefully about the ethical code, as well as relevant laws, and the rules of the psychology board. Furthermore, in the event that the ethical code forms a higher standard of behavior than is mandatory by law, in that case the psychologist is required to sustain the higher ethical standard. Two ethical codes or standards to be discussed according to Fisher (2009) the first Standard is denoted as Resolving Ethical Issues, and the third Standard is Human Relations.…
References: Allan, A., & Love, A. W. (2010). Ethical practice in psychology: Reflections from the creators of the APS Code of Ethics. Chichester, UK: John Wiley & Sons.…