Course Description
Introduction and application of the APA Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct. Ethical decision-making and professional judgment will be explored using case studies and select articles. Legal and jurisdictional information and reference to universal principles will be explored.
Athena Title
ETHICS PROF ISSUES
Prerequisite
ECHD 9600
Pre or Corequisite
ECHD 9760
Semester Course Offered
Offered fall and spring
Grading System
A - F (Traditional)
Course Objectives
1. To teach the ethical and legal foundations of psychology 2. To teach the application of ethical standards and principles to teaching, research, and practice of psychology 3. To teach students the application of basic foundations of ethical principles to professional dilemmas that may confront psychologists in work settings and professional relationships 4. To prepare students to be aware of important trends and controversies likely to impact their future professional work as psychologists 5. To promote awareness of students’ values and the impact of values on ethical decision making
Topical Outline
a. Professional Issues b. Recordkeeping and Fees c. Confidentiality d. Informed Consent e. Multicultural ethics and diversity f. Assessment g. Multiple Relationships h. Family & Children i. Forensics j. Telecommunications k. Education and Training l. Research and Publication m. Competence n. Resolving Ethical Concerns o. Human Relations p. Advertising
Syllabus
Public CV