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What was the main goal of revising the Code of Ethics for Philippine Psychologists?
What was the main goal of revising the Code of Ethics for Philippine Psychologists?
To update the code and make it more inclusive and applicable to all psychologists.
Who was appointed as Chair of the Scientific and Professional Ethics Committee in 2008?
Who was appointed as Chair of the Scientific and Professional Ethics Committee in 2008?
- Dr. Ma. Lourdes A. Carandang
- Dr. Allan B.I. Bernardo (correct)
- Dr. Natividad A. Dayan
- Ms. Anna Guerrero
The first draft of the revised Code of Ethics was presented on April 18, 2008.
The first draft of the revised Code of Ethics was presented on April 18, 2008.
False (B)
The committee conducted a day-long workshop on ______ to finalize the proposed Code of Ethics.
The committee conducted a day-long workshop on ______ to finalize the proposed Code of Ethics.
What does the PAP encourage its members to do regarding the Code?
What does the PAP encourage its members to do regarding the Code?
Which document serves as a guiding framework for psychologists worldwide?
Which document serves as a guiding framework for psychologists worldwide?
What should individuals do if they believe a member of the PAP has violated the Code?
What should individuals do if they believe a member of the PAP has violated the Code?
The revised Code of Ethics was ratified by the PAP Board of Directors in July 2009.
The revised Code of Ethics was ratified by the PAP Board of Directors in July 2009.
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PAP Code of Ethics
PAP Code of Ethics
The PAP's ethical guidelines, initially for clinical psychologists, updated in 2007 for all psychologists.
Ethics Committee
Ethics Committee
Committee responsible for updating the Code of Ethics, chaired by Dr. Allan B. I. Bernardo.
Universal Declaration of Ethical Principles
Universal Declaration of Ethical Principles
A document adopted in 2008 emphasizing global ethical principles for psychologists.
Ethics Focus
Ethics Focus
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Reporting Violations
Reporting Violations
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Community Engagement
Community Engagement
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Study Notes
Code of Ethics Overview
- Established by the Psychological Association of the Philippines (PAP) and first adopted in the 1980s as a Code for Clinical Psychologists.
- The Board of Directors initiated a revision in 2007 to update the code for all psychologists.
Committee Formation
- Dr. Allan B. I. Bernardo appointed Chair of the Scientific and Professional Ethics Committee with a mandate to revise the Code.
- Key committee members included Dr. Ma. Lourdes A. Carandang, Dr. Natividad A. Dayan, Dr. Rosalito De Guzman, and Ms. Anna Guerrero.
- Collaborated with graduate assistants for research and preparatory work.
Research and Development
- Committee analyzed the old Code and various international ethical standards, including:
- Universal Declaration of Ethical Principles for Psychologists.
- Ethics codes from the American Psychological Association and others.
- Conducted a day-long workshop on February 27, 2009, to finalize the proposed revisions.
Finalization and Ratification
- First draft presented to the PAP Board on April 18, 2009.
- Further revisions made and editorial assistance by Reginal Bueno led to final ratification on July 24, 2009.
Implementation and Community Engagement
- PAP committed to ensuring all members and the larger psychologist community understand and adhere to the Code.
- Encouraged ongoing discussions and feedback to adapt the Code to emerging ethical concerns.
- Members invited to submit suggestions for improvements with supporting arguments to the PAP Board.
Reporting Violations
- Individuals with credible evidence of Code violations by PAP members are encouraged to inform the PAP in writing.
- Complaints should be directed to the PAP President and Board of Directors for investigation and potential sanctions.
Declaration of Principles
- Adoption of the Universal Declaration of Ethical Principles by international psychological organizations in 2008.
- Emphasizes the importance of ethics at the core of psychology, focusing on the welfare of society over self-interest.
- Acknowledges the interconnectedness of individuals, societies, and their environments.
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