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What is the primary focus of the principles outlined in the document?
What is the primary focus of the principles outlined in the document?
- Political strategies
- Financial management
- Human relationships and ethics (correct)
- Technological advancements
Which source is NOT directly related to the principles mentioned in the content?
Which source is NOT directly related to the principles mentioned in the content?
- International Business Code (correct)
- EFPA
- Rights of the Child
- Universal Declaration
What is a significant challenge in relationships according to the content?
What is a significant challenge in relationships according to the content?
- Clear communication
- Shared goals
- Equal power dynamics
- Potential for dependence (correct)
Which principle is NOT mentioned in the list of guiding principles?
Which principle is NOT mentioned in the list of guiding principles?
From what foundational framework are the rights discussed derived?
From what foundational framework are the rights discussed derived?
Which of the following principles is directly related to honesty and transparency in professional roles?
Which of the following principles is directly related to honesty and transparency in professional roles?
What is a critical aspect of maintaining respect for students' rights and privacy during school psychological sessions?
What is a critical aspect of maintaining respect for students' rights and privacy during school psychological sessions?
Which principle states that professionals should only provide services they are qualified for?
Which principle states that professionals should only provide services they are qualified for?
How should a professional handle the limits of confidentiality?
How should a professional handle the limits of confidentiality?
In the context of integrity, which action demonstrates a lack of ethical transparency?
In the context of integrity, which action demonstrates a lack of ethical transparency?
What is a primary reason for professionals to reflect on ethical decisions?
What is a primary reason for professionals to reflect on ethical decisions?
How often has the Nip Code been revised since its initial adoption?
How often has the Nip Code been revised since its initial adoption?
What aspect does the new version of the Nip Code primarily address in relation to client interactions?
What aspect does the new version of the Nip Code primarily address in relation to client interactions?
What is a key focus in the discussions surrounding the Nip Code revisions?
What is a key focus in the discussions surrounding the Nip Code revisions?
What does the ongoing prosecution of standards in psychology indicate about professional ethics?
What does the ongoing prosecution of standards in psychology indicate about professional ethics?
What is a primary responsibility of psychologists in relation to their profession?
What is a primary responsibility of psychologists in relation to their profession?
In what situation is it acceptable for a psychologist to seek consultation from peers?
In what situation is it acceptable for a psychologist to seek consultation from peers?
Which of the following reflects a misuse of power in a psychological context?
Which of the following reflects a misuse of power in a psychological context?
What is NOT an appropriate use of psychological assessments?
What is NOT an appropriate use of psychological assessments?
Why is it important for psychologists to recognize their professional responsibilities?
Why is it important for psychologists to recognize their professional responsibilities?
Which scenario exemplifies ethical conduct in psychology?
Which scenario exemplifies ethical conduct in psychology?
What should psychologists avoid when conducting assessments?
What should psychologists avoid when conducting assessments?
Which statement best describes the concept of professional responsibility in psychology?
Which statement best describes the concept of professional responsibility in psychology?
Flashcards
NIP Code
NIP Code
A code of ethics designed for psychologists. It helps guide ethical decision making in research and practice.
Why is there a NIP Code?
Why is there a NIP Code?
The NIP Code was created to help psychologists make ethical decisions in their professional practice. It helps them navigate complex situations and promotes responsible conduct.
External pressures on psychologists
External pressures on psychologists
External pressures can affect psychologists' ethical decision-making. The NIP Code helps to maintain ethical standards and protect clients.
Why is the NIP Code updated?
Why is the NIP Code updated?
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How has the NIP Code evolved?
How has the NIP Code evolved?
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Right to Access Information
Right to Access Information
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Responsibility
Responsibility
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Integrity
Integrity
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Respect
Respect
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Expertise
Expertise
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Responsibility in Psychology (Professional)
Responsibility in Psychology (Professional)
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Responsibility in Psychology (Conduct)
Responsibility in Psychology (Conduct)
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Power Abuse in Psychology
Power Abuse in Psychology
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Personality Assessments in Psychology
Personality Assessments in Psychology
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Misuse of Personality Assessments
Misuse of Personality Assessments
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Equal Treatment
Equal Treatment
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Transparency
Transparency
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Study Notes
Lecture 5 Reading
- NIP (National Institute of Psychology): p.2, 3, 10, 14
Introduction to NIP Code
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Why a Code of Ethics? To guide ethical decisions, reflect on professional ethics, avoid external pressure on professional autonomy, and set assessment standards when a client is involved.
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NIP Code Revisions. The code is updated to reflect new legislation. It was first adopted in 1980 and has been revised several times. Differences between cultural understanding between the psychologist and the client may arise. Understanding NIP code is crucial.
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Readability. Making the code readable and easy to understand by clients and other stakeholders.
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Organized principles. The code is organized around four key principles: responsibility, integrity, respect, and expertise.
Sources
- Universal Declaration, Meta Code, EFPA (European Federation of Psychologists' Associations), and human rights conventions
Preamble
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Relationships. Relationships are inherently unequal, creating dependency, which can cause issues at different stages. This necessitates careful consideration of these dynamics.
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Considerations. Seek support from a fellow psychologist if necessary, but only when there's a valid professional need and good reason. Avoid consultation for reasons that may be less justified or unimportant
Basic Principles
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Responsibility (10): Psychologists should acknowledge their professional, scientific, and social responsibilities related to their work, clients, and wider society. They must also protect client conduct and avoid abuse of power.
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Integrity (11): Honesty, fairness, and appropriate treatment of everyone in the context of a professional relationship. Be transparent about your role and the purpose of that professional relationship. This includes appropriate disclosure about the nature of the interaction and the expected level of confidentiality.
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Respect (12): Respecting the rights and dignity of clients and colleagues. Considering the client's limitations and only providing services for which one is qualified. Not crossing boundaries or engaging in discriminatory practices. Maintain client privacy, unless there is a legitimate requirement to do so.
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Expertise (18): Maintaining a high level of expertise and acknowledging limitations. Only providing services one is qualified for is also part of respecting the clients' best interest.
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