provide a review of the issues and ethical resolutions or solutions to potential violations.

Issues and Ethical Resolutions in Psychology Introduction Ethics are an important concern in all professions since they express the key foundational values. The American Psychological Association (APA) has an ethics code that dictates psychologists' ethical principles in psychology. It sets common principles upon which psychologists base their scientific and professional work, thereby ensuring the welfare and protection of groups and individuals working with psychologists. Additionally, it educates members and other stakeholders on the profession's ethical standards. In doing this, APA's Ethics code ensures that ethical standards are not solely based on an individual's assessment of what is morally acceptable. However, a significant challenge most psychologists face is considering to what extent their success depends on being unethical. Therefore, APA's Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct outline six general principles to guide psychologists toward the highest values in the different disciplines of psychology.