Psychology Ethics in School Psych: NASP Code of Ethics

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Why are ethical codes considered imperfect guides to behavior for professionals?

Because they are vague and ambiguous (correct)

Because they emphasize the need for practitioner competence

Because they are composed of broad, abstract principles and specific statements about appropriate professional conduct

Because they serve to protect the public

What is the main objective of professionalization in the context of school psychologists?

To safeguard the rights of professionals

To educate the public and recipients of services about the parameters of expected professional conduct (correct)

To promote the profession by publicizing the services offered

To facilitate the exchange of knowledge

What do professional associations often do in relation to existing ethical codes?

Facilitate the exchange of knowledge

Promote the profession by publicizing the services offered

Revise codes in response to new ethical concerns

Form to study the ways existing codes relate to emerging issues (correct)

What is a common challenge in ethical decision-making for professionals?

Ethical guidelines may conflict with the law Signup and view all the answers

What is the significance of practitioner competence in relation to ethical codes?

It extends to individuals from diverse backgrounds Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of 'ethics'?

A system of principles of conduct that guide the behavior of an individual Signup and view all the answers

Where does the word 'ethics' come from?

It comes from the word ethos, meaning character or custom Signup and view all the answers

What did Plato and Aristotle use to describe their personal studies of Greek values and ideals?

The derivative phrase ta ethika Signup and view all the answers

What does a system of ethics develop in the context of?

A particular society or culture Signup and view all the answers

What do moral rules encompass?

A combination of ethical principles and rules, ranging from more basic rules to rules of professional etiquette Signup and view all the answers

Psychology Ethics in School Psych: NASP Code of Ethics

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Why are ethical codes considered imperfect guides to behavior for professionals?

What is the main objective of professionalization in the context of school psychologists?

What do professional associations often do in relation to existing ethical codes?

What is a common challenge in ethical decision-making for professionals?

What is the significance of practitioner competence in relation to ethical codes?

What is the meaning of 'ethics'?

Where does the word 'ethics' come from?

What did Plato and Aristotle use to describe their personal studies of Greek values and ideals?

What does a system of ethics develop in the context of?

What do moral rules encompass?

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