Australian Psychological Society Code of Ethics Quiz

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According to the APS Code of Ethics, what is the General Principle A focused on?

  • Collaborating with others for the benefit of clients
  • Confidentiality and privacy
  • Respect for the rights and dignity of people and peoples (correct)
  • Competence and professionalism

Which Ethical Standard under General Principle A deals with the protection of personal information?

  • Confidentiality
  • Release of information to clients
  • Privacy (correct)
  • Informed consent

Under General Principle B, what does the Ethical Standard B.1 emphasize?

  • Record keeping
  • Professional responsibility
  • Provision of psychological services at the request of a third party
  • Competence (correct)

Which Ethical Standard addresses the use of interpreters in psychological practice?

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What does Ethical Standard B.10 in General Principle B focus on?

<p>Suspension of psychological services (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the types of harm included in elder abuse?

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Where does elder abuse tend to take place?

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Who are often the abusers in cases of elder abuse?

<p>Adult children, other family members, or a spouse/partner (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What makes older adults more vulnerable to elder abuse?

<p>Physical frailty and mental/physical ailments (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should you do if you suspect an elderly person is at risk from a neglectful caregiver or being preyed upon financially?

<p>Speak up and report the problem (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

APS Code of Ethics General Principle A

Respect for the rights and dignity of people and peoples.

Ethical Standard: Privacy

Protection of personal information.

Ethical Standard B.1: Competence

Emphasizes psychologists' need to work within the boundaries of their competence.

Ethical Standard: Use of interpreters

Addresses ensuring accurate and unbiased communication when using interpreters.

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Ethical Standard B.10: Suspension of psychological services

Focuses on the appropriate steps when psychologists need to suspend their services.

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Types of harm: Elder abuse

Encompasses physical, emotional, and sexual harm.

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Location of elder abuse

Often takes place in the senior's residence.

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Common elder abusers

Adult children, other family members, or a spouse/partner.

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Elder abuse: Vulnerability factors

Physical frailty and mental/physical ailments.

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Suspect elder abuse?

Report the problem.

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Study Notes

APS Code of Ethics

  • General Principle A is focused on Respect for the Rights and Dignity of Individuals

Ethical Standards

  • Ethical Standard A.1 deals with the protection of personal information
  • Ethical Standard B.1 emphasizes the importance of competence in psychological practice
  • Ethical Standard B.6 addresses the use of interpreters in psychological practice
  • Ethical Standard B.10 in General Principle B focuses on resolution of ethical issues

Elder Abuse

  • Types of harm included in elder abuse: physical, emotional, sexual, financial, and neglect
  • Elder abuse tends to take place in: domestic settings, such as the elderly person's home or the home of a caregiver
  • Abusers in cases of elder abuse are often: family members, caregivers, or others in a position of trust
  • Factors that make older adults more vulnerable to elder abuse: social isolation, cognitive impairment, and physical disability
  • If you suspect an elderly person is at risk from a neglectful caregiver or being preyed upon financially, report your concerns to: local authorities, such as Adult Protective Services

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