National Psychology Exam - Ethics Section:
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Justice is part of which Principle A - respect for the rights and dignity of
general Principle? peoples and people
Record keeping is part of Propriety
which General Principle?
What ethical codes must Health Practitioner Regulation National Law
be upheld as a Psychology Board of Australia Standards and Policies
psychologist? Home state/ territory legislation
What are the CPD 30 hours per year including 10 hours Peer consultation
requirements of a Maintain a CPD portfolio of previous 5 years
registered Psychologist? Have a self developed learning plan
When registered regardless of whether work is
When must a psychologist
volunteer based or paid.
have Insurance?
Retroactive cover when no longer working.
How many years must 10
lapse before an individual
with 4th year qualifications
is required to undertake
refresher training before
being granted provisional
registration?
,When might a Practicing while intoxicated
psychologist be required Inappropriate sexual conduct
to make a mandatory Placing the public at risk
report regarding a fellow
practitioner?
What are the limitations on No false or misleading claims.
advertising of services for No use of testimonials.
psychologists? No encouragement of unnecessary use of services.
1. Respect for the rights and dignity of people and
What are the three main
peoples.
principles of the APS
2. Propriety
Code of Ethics?
3. Integrity
Legal and moral rights
Dignity
Participation in personal decisions
What are the key concepts
Justice
of (Respect for rights and
Respect
dignity of people and
Informed consent
peoples?
Privacy
Confidentiality
Access to personal information
, - Competency
- record keeping
- professional responsibility
- Provision of psychological services at the request of
a third - party
- Provision of psychological services to multiple
clients
What are the key concepts - delegation of professional tasks.
of Propriety? - use of interpreters.
- Collaborating with others for the benefit of clients.
- Accepting clients of other professionals
- Suspension of psychological services
- Termination of psychological services
- Conflicting demands
- Psychological assessments.
- Research
- Reputable behaviour
- communication
- Conflict of Interest.
What are the key concepts
- Non-exploitation.
of Integrity?
- Authorship.
- financial arrangements.
- Ethics investigations and concerns.
The general principle, respect for the dignity and respect for the rights of
Respect for the rights and people and peoples, including the right to autonomy
dignity of people and and justice.
peoples, combines the
principles of?
The general principle, beneficence, non-maleficence (including
Propriety, incorporates competence) and responsibility to clients, the
the principles of? profession and society.
good character and acknowledges the high level of
The general principle,
trust intrinsic to their professional relationships, and
Integrity, reflects the need
impact of their conduct on the reputation of the
for psychologists to have?
profession.
, Psychologists demonstrate their respect for people
by acknowledging their legal rights and moral rights,
their dignity and right to participate in decisions
affecting their lives. They recognise the importance of
people's privacy and confidentiality, and physical and
Give a general personal integrity, and recognise the power they hold
explanation of principle A: over people when practising as psychologists. They
Respect for the rights and have a high regard for the diversity and uniqueness of
dignity of people and people and their right to linguistically and culturally
peoples? appropriate services. Psychologists acknowledge
people's right to be treated fairly without
discrimination or favouritism, and they endeavour to
ensure that all people have reasonable and fair
access to psychological services and share in the
benefits that the practice of psychology can offer.
- Psychologists understand and avoid discriminating
unfairly against people on the basis of age, religion,
sexuality, ethnicity, gender, disability, or any other
Justice relates to?
basis proscribed by law.
- assist their clients to address unfair discrimination or
prejudice that is directed against the clients.
- Psychologists act with due regard for the needs,
special competencies and obligations of their
colleagues in psychology and other professions. even
when they disagree or are providing feedback.
Respect relates to?
- respect in relation to research confidentiality.
- communicate respect for other people through their
actions and language.
- understand their legal and moral rights.
Questions With Accurate Solutions
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Terms in this set (99)
Justice is part of which Principle A - respect for the rights and dignity of
general Principle? peoples and people
Record keeping is part of Propriety
which General Principle?
What ethical codes must Health Practitioner Regulation National Law
be upheld as a Psychology Board of Australia Standards and Policies
psychologist? Home state/ territory legislation
What are the CPD 30 hours per year including 10 hours Peer consultation
requirements of a Maintain a CPD portfolio of previous 5 years
registered Psychologist? Have a self developed learning plan
When registered regardless of whether work is
When must a psychologist
volunteer based or paid.
have Insurance?
Retroactive cover when no longer working.
How many years must 10
lapse before an individual
with 4th year qualifications
is required to undertake
refresher training before
being granted provisional
registration?
,When might a Practicing while intoxicated
psychologist be required Inappropriate sexual conduct
to make a mandatory Placing the public at risk
report regarding a fellow
practitioner?
What are the limitations on No false or misleading claims.
advertising of services for No use of testimonials.
psychologists? No encouragement of unnecessary use of services.
1. Respect for the rights and dignity of people and
What are the three main
peoples.
principles of the APS
2. Propriety
Code of Ethics?
3. Integrity
Legal and moral rights
Dignity
Participation in personal decisions
What are the key concepts
Justice
of (Respect for rights and
Respect
dignity of people and
Informed consent
peoples?
Privacy
Confidentiality
Access to personal information
, - Competency
- record keeping
- professional responsibility
- Provision of psychological services at the request of
a third - party
- Provision of psychological services to multiple
clients
What are the key concepts - delegation of professional tasks.
of Propriety? - use of interpreters.
- Collaborating with others for the benefit of clients.
- Accepting clients of other professionals
- Suspension of psychological services
- Termination of psychological services
- Conflicting demands
- Psychological assessments.
- Research
- Reputable behaviour
- communication
- Conflict of Interest.
What are the key concepts
- Non-exploitation.
of Integrity?
- Authorship.
- financial arrangements.
- Ethics investigations and concerns.
The general principle, respect for the dignity and respect for the rights of
Respect for the rights and people and peoples, including the right to autonomy
dignity of people and and justice.
peoples, combines the
principles of?
The general principle, beneficence, non-maleficence (including
Propriety, incorporates competence) and responsibility to clients, the
the principles of? profession and society.
good character and acknowledges the high level of
The general principle,
trust intrinsic to their professional relationships, and
Integrity, reflects the need
impact of their conduct on the reputation of the
for psychologists to have?
profession.
, Psychologists demonstrate their respect for people
by acknowledging their legal rights and moral rights,
their dignity and right to participate in decisions
affecting their lives. They recognise the importance of
people's privacy and confidentiality, and physical and
Give a general personal integrity, and recognise the power they hold
explanation of principle A: over people when practising as psychologists. They
Respect for the rights and have a high regard for the diversity and uniqueness of
dignity of people and people and their right to linguistically and culturally
peoples? appropriate services. Psychologists acknowledge
people's right to be treated fairly without
discrimination or favouritism, and they endeavour to
ensure that all people have reasonable and fair
access to psychological services and share in the
benefits that the practice of psychology can offer.
- Psychologists understand and avoid discriminating
unfairly against people on the basis of age, religion,
sexuality, ethnicity, gender, disability, or any other
Justice relates to?
basis proscribed by law.
- assist their clients to address unfair discrimination or
prejudice that is directed against the clients.
- Psychologists act with due regard for the needs,
special competencies and obligations of their
colleagues in psychology and other professions. even
when they disagree or are providing feedback.
Respect relates to?
- respect in relation to research confidentiality.
- communicate respect for other people through their
actions and language.
- understand their legal and moral rights.
