Privacy (A)
According to this standard, we must obtain permission before recording the voices or images of individuals
4.03 Recording
Standard 4.01 says we take what to protect confidential information
Reasonable precautions
According to this standard, we do not make physical advances that are unwelcome, offensive, or that create a hostile work environment
3.02 Sexual Harassment
Standard 3.09 says we cooperate with other professionals in order to
serve our clients
When we learn that others have misused/misrepresented our work, we take steps to
correct or minimize misuse/misrepresentation
This ethical standard says that we protect confidential information
4.01 Maintaining Confidentiality
Standard 4.04 states that we may disclose confidential information with this
consent
This ethical standard includes planning a "professional will"
3.12 Interruption of Psychological Services
When services are court ordered or mandated, we inform individuals that services are ordered/mandated, the limits of confidentiality, and this
the nature of the anticipated services
Psychologists may provide services in emergencies (even if outside their bounds of competence) to ensure
services are not denied
According to this standard, we may share (minimal) confidential information without consent if obtaining payment for services.
4.05 Disclosures
Standard 4.07 states that we do not disclose identifiable information obtained during our work unless there is legal authorization, the person has consented in writing, or we have do this:
Taken reasonable steps to disguise the person/organization
According to this standard, we must use language that is "reasonable understandable to [the] person"
3.10 Informed Consent
Standard 3.05 states that multiple relationships that would not reasonably be expected to cause impairment, risk exploitation, or harm are not
Unethical
When conflicts arise between ethics and other demands/regulations, the first step is to
clarify the nature of the conflict
This standard says we must inform clients/patients about the risks to privacy when providing services electronically
4.02 Discussing the Limits of Confidentiality
Standard 4.06 allows us to share confidential information if the disclosure cannot be avoided and it is necessary for purposes of:
the consultation
This ethical standard says we do not take on roles that impair objectivity or expose others to harm
3.06 Conflict of interest
When a person is legally incapable of giving consent, we get permission from a legally authorized person, provide an appropriate explanation, and get this from the person
assent
Informal ethical resolutions are generally preferred unless the person is unlikely to respond well or this has or is likely to occur
substantial harm
This ethical standard says that we only share the most important/relevant information in written documents
4.04 Minimizing Intrusions on Privacy
Standard 4.02 states that psychologists must discuss limits of confidentiality with clients as well as this
The uses of information generated through their psychological activities
This ethical standard involves 1) clarifying the role of the psychologist, 2) clarifying the client, 3) discussing the uses of services provided, and 4) explaining limits of confidentiality
3.07 Third-Party Requests for Services
When providing services to/through an organization, we must inform people about the nature of services, recipients, uses of services, who the clients are, who will access information, limits of confidentiality and this
The relationship we will have with each person and the organization
In delegating work to others, we must ensure that others are competent and ensure that services are being provided competently as well as ensuring that delegating would not create this
A multiple relationship that would be exploitative or could cause loss of objectivity