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Practical Ethics for Psychologists

by: Knapp, Samuel J.; Vandecreek, Leon D.

Practical Ethics for Psychologists

by: Knapp, Samuel J.; Vandecreek, Leon D.

ISBN 13:
9781591473268
ISBN 10:
1591473268
Format: Paperback
Copyright: 10/01/2005
Publisher: Amer Psychological Assn

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Summary

Provides information on using the positive ethics approach in clinical practice. Details a five-step model for resolving ethical dilemmas, including sketches of ethical and questionable behavior. Covers topics such as multiple relationships, informed consent, fees and financial issues, and psychologists in special situations. Softcover.

Acknowledgments

Remedial and Positive Ethics

(12)

The Regulation of Psychology

(5)

Positive (Active) Ethics

(6)

Foundations of Ethical Behavior

(16)

Virtue Ethics

(1)

Deontological (Duty-Based) Ethics

(2)

Utilitarianism

(1)

Principle-Based (Prima Facie) Ethics

(3)

Supererogatory Obligations

(1)

Integrating Personal and Professional Ethics

(6)

Applying Ethical Theories to Professional Standards of Conduct

(8)

An Overview of the APA Ethics Code

(1)

A Principle-Based Interpretation of the APA Ethics Code

(3)

A Virtue-Based Interpretation of Risk Management Principles

(4)

Ethical Decision Making

(12)

Areas in Which Psychologists Need to Apply Ethical-Decision-Making Skills

(3)

The Five-Step Model

(7)

Emergency or Crisis Decision Making

(2)

Competence

(24)

Practicing Within Areas of Competence

(10)

Moving Into New Areas of Competence

(3)

Exceptions to Competence

(1)

Emotional Competence

(7)

Impaired Psychologists

(3)

Multiple Relationships and Professional Boundaries

(24)

Concurrent or Consecutive Multiple Relationships

(3)

Unavoidable Multiple Relationships

(1)

Subtle Boundary Crossings

(7)

Role Conflicts in Treating Individuals From the Same Family or Social Network

(1)

Forensic Multiple Relationships

(1)

Multiple Relationships With Supervisees, Trainees, or Students

(1)

Sexual Relationships

(10)

Informed Consent or Shared Decision Making

(12)

Ensuring Shared Decision Making

100

(2)

Who Can Participate in the Decisions?

102

(2)

What Information Should Be Given as Part of Decision Making?

104

(3)

When to Initiate the Decision-Making Process

107

(4)

Confidentiality, Privileged Communications, and Record Keeping

111

(18)

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Privacy Rule

112

(3)

Confidentiality

115

(5)

Privileged Communications

120

(3)

Record Keeping

123

(4)

Use of Information for Didactic Purposes

127

(2)

Life-Endangering Patients

129

(18)

Harm to Others

130

(7)

Suicidal Patients

137

(4)

Patients Who Have HIV or Other Infectious Diseases

141

(3)

Child Abuse

144

(3)

Business Issues

147

(14)

Financial Issues

147

(10)

Public Representations

157

(4)

Forensic Psychology

161

(14)

The Nature of the Judicial Process

162

(1)

Competence

162

(4)

Multiple Relationships and Professional Boundaries

166

(3)

Informed Consent

169

(1)

Confidentiality and Record Keeping in Forensic Settings

170

(2)

Fees

172

(3)

Assessment

175

(16)

Competence

176

(6)

Informed Consent (Patient Participation) in Assessments

182

(2)

Test Security

184

(7)

Special Topics in Therapy

191

(12)

Patients Who Are Receiving Services From Others

191

(1)

Coordinating Joint Treatments

192

(2)

Duty to Consult or Refer

194

(2)

Termination

196

(3)

Confronting Unethical Institutional Policies

199

(2)

Identifying Ethical Misconduct

201

(2)

Psychologists as Teachers

203

(14)

General Considerations in Teaching Psychology

204

(8)

Special Considerations in Psychology Training Programs

212

(5)

Clinical Supervision

217

(14)

Competence

219

(8)

Multiple Relationships and Professional Boundaries

227

(1)

Informed Consent

228

(3)

Research and Scholarship

231

(20)

Minimum Ethical Standards in Research and Scholarship

233

(11)

Publishing and Reporting Research Results

244

(3)

Striving for Highest Ideals as a Researcher

247

(4)

Afterword

251

(2)

References

253

(20)

Index

273

(16)

About the Authors

289

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Practical Ethics for Psychologists

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