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ethics
29 cards·by kate98
statement of values
psychologist values dignity/whole in all individuals
ethical principles
described in statement of values
code of ethics and conduct
respect, competence, responsibility, integrity
BPS
representative board for uk psychology
all information to remain confidential
confidentiality
standard of general respect
respect other cultures and avoid prejuidice
Awareness of professional ethics
develop awareness of ethics and apply to practice
complex ethical question
difficult to have formal ethic code when various opinions on how to judge ethics
deonotology
intention and consequences irrelevant to ethics
virtue
good intentions
consequentialism
positive outcomes
hedonism
maximise pleasure, minimise pain
ethics
moral principles that govern behaviour
informed consent
no informed consent, no intervention can be carried out
self-determination
support individual's self-determination (limits)
do ends justify means?
milgram
recognising impairment
monitor lifestyle to find impairments
termination and continuity of care
explain circumstances under which a practice could be terminated
addressing ethical misconduct
challenge someone who has engaged in ethical misconduct
honest and accuracy
be honest and accurate on knowledge
debriefing
give participant debrief on the nature of the experiment
protection of participants
minimise risks to participants
avoiding exploitation and conflicts of interes
avoid personal relationships and be aware of the issues
ethics board
peers who make ethic decisions of research applications
general responsibility
avoid harm to clients
maintain personal boundaries
recognise harassment as unwelcome behaviour
ethical decision making
responsibility for resolving ethical dilemmas
code of conduct
forms basis for ethical questions
recognising limits of competence
practice within boundaries