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APA ETHICS CODE

3-3.12 & 4-4.07

Macy Morrow, Lauren Hood, and Eric Tam

  • Psychologist are not allowed to...
  • Harass or discriminate individuals with whom they are working with based on age, gender, culture, religion, socioeconomic status, etc.
  • Engage in sexual harassment which the APA Ethics Code defines as sexual solicitation, physical advances, or verbal or nonverbal conduct that is sexual in nature.
  • Engage in a multiple relationship in which the relationship could impair the psychologist's judgement.
  • Take on a professional role when personal, scientific, legal, or various other factors could become a conflict of interest, impairing there competence or effectiveness.
  • Exploit persons with whom they supervise, evaluate, or work with.
  • Psychologists are not allowed to....
  • disclose confidential information that could lead to identification of clients when speaking to colleagues.
  • disclose confidential information or identification of clients in their writings or public media.
  • protect clients.
  • cooperate with other professionals.
  • give clear information to clients.
  • receive informed consent from clients.
  • make efforts to plan other services in the event that services are interrupted.
  • must protect confidential information.
  • obtain information before recording voices or images of individuals.
  • must disclose confidential information without consent of client only when mandated by law.

Duty of Psychologist

3.00-3.12

What is prohibited according to 3-3.12?

What is prohibited?

4.00-4.07

Overall Purpose

Duty of Psychologist

4.00-4.07

What is allowed according, 3.00-3.12?

What is allowed according to 4.00-4.07?

The protection of the clients mental stability and confidence of the clients.

Psychologists are allowed to...

  • discuss patient information within limitations.
  • record voices or images of clients with consent.
  • create written and oral reports with only necessary information of their clients.
  • discuss confidential information only with persons clearly concerned and for only scientific and professional purposes.
  • disclose confidential information without the consent of the individual only as mandated by law.
  • Psychologists are allowed to....
  • cooperate with other professionals in order to benefit the climate or patient
  • deliver services through or to. an organization.
  • obtain consent from patients through easily understood language.
  • take reasonable action in order to avoid harm.
  • can take requests of services from third parties.

Unreasonable?

  • Confidential information mandated by law
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