https://studysites.sagepub.com/cac6study/pdf/UniversalDeclaration.pdf
http://www.apa.org/ethics/code/code
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1992.aspx
http://ethics.iit.edu/ecodes/sites/default/files/iran
–
code
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eng.pdf
http://www.efpa.eu
https://singaporepsychologicalsociety.org/code
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of
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professional
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ethics/
·
Utilize the websites provided in this week’s resou
rces to review ethical codes from the
following associations:
o
American Psychological Association
o
Psychology and Counseling Organization of the Islamic Republic of Iran
o
Singapore Psychological Society
o
European Federation of Psychologists’ Associations
·
Revie
w the third draft of “The Universal Declaration of Ethical Principles for
Psychologists”.
·
Review the four ethical situations described below and their related questions to
consider in terms of the ethical codes specified above:
1.
Suppose Minneapolis, MN is h
it by an enormous natural disaster. Many people were
unprepared for such a disaster and suffered mental and physical trauma. Would it be
ethical for a psychologist to provide his or her services if he or she had not been specifically
trained in disaster re
sponse? Do the ethical concerns change if the care is provided at the
site of the natural disaster as opposed to at an office visit after the disaster has already
occurred? Why or why not? Refer to the specific standards involved and provide a rationale
fo
r your answer.
2.
Iran is under the threat of war from neighboring countries. There is concern that there are
enemy sympathizers responsible for attacks within Iranian borders. Under what
circumstances is it allowable for an Iranian psychologist to disclose c
onfidential
information without the consent of the client? Refer to the specific standards involved. Is
there a possibility the Iranian government could misuse these standards? Why or why not?
3.
A psychologist in Singapore wishes to refer a client because of a conflict in values and
feelings of underlying threats to his safety. Due to these circumstances, the psychologist
feels that he cannot provide competent services to his client. What steps sh
ould the
psychologist take to ensure an appropriate referral? Can the psychologist “warn” the future
psychologist that his client may pose harm to them? Why or why not? Refer to the specific
standards involved.
4.
A psychologist who is bound by the European F
ederation of Psychologists’ Association is
contacted by a former client who, after a six
–
month absence from therapy, would like to
resume his sessions. The psychologist is completely booked. What are the psychologist’s
ethical responsibilities to the clien
t? What should the psychologist do? Refer to the specific
standards involved.
With these thoughts in mind:
https://studysites.sagepub.com/cac6study/pdf/UniversalDeclaration.pdf
http://www.apa.org/ethics/code/code-1992.aspx
http://ethics.iit.edu/ecodes/sites/default/files/iran-code-eng.pdf
http://www.efpa.eu
 Utilize the websites provided in this week’s resources to review ethical codes from the
following associations:
o American Psychological Association
o Psychology and Counseling Organization of the Islamic Republic of Iran
o Singapore Psychological Society
o European Federation of Psychologists’ Associations
 Review the third draft of “The Universal Declaration of Ethical Principles for
Psychologists”.
 Review the four ethical situations described below and their related questions to
consider in terms of the ethical codes specified above:
1. Suppose Minneapolis, MN is hit by an enormous natural disaster. Many people were
unprepared for such a disaster and suffered mental and physical trauma. Would it be
ethical for a psychologist to provide his or her services if he or she had not been specifically
trained in disaster response? Do the ethical concerns change if the care is provided at the
site of the natural disaster as opposed to at an office visit after the disaster has already
occurred? Why or why not? Refer to the specific standards involved and provide a rationale
for your answer.
2. Iran is under the threat of war from neighboring countries. There is concern that there are
enemy sympathizers responsible for attacks within Iranian borders. Under what
circumstances is it allowable for an Iranian psychologist to disclose confidential
information without the consent of the client? Refer to the specific standards involved. Is
there a possibility the Iranian government could misuse these standards? Why or why not?
3. A psychologist in Singapore wishes to refer a client because of a conflict in values and
feelings of underlying threats to his safety. Due to these circumstances, the psychologist
feels that he cannot provide competent services to his client. What steps should the
psychologist take to ensure an appropriate referral? Can the psychologist “warn” the future
psychologist that his client may pose harm to them? Why or why not? Refer to the specific
standards involved.
4. A psychologist who is bound by the European Federation of Psychologists’ Association is
contacted by a former client who, after a six-month absence from therapy, would like to
resume his sessions. The psychologist is completely booked. What are the psychologist’s
ethical responsibilities to the client? What should the psychologist do? Refer to the specific
standards involved.
With these thoughts in mind: