On being an ethical psychologist
Making ethical decisions
Enforcement of ethical conduct
Knowing thyself: competence and credentials
Psychotherapy part I. Ethical obligations of psychotherapists
Pyschotherapy part II. Techniques and controversies
The mental health business: money and manage care
Privacy, confidentiality, and record keeping
Psychological assessment: testing tribulations
Multiple-role relationships I. Boundaries, risks and doing business
Multiple-role relationships II. Close encounters
Multiple-role relationships III. Attraction, romance, and sexual intimacies
Relationships with colleagues, supervisees, and employees
Marketing professional services
The public face of mental health professionals
Ethical dilemmas in academic settings
Mental health practitioners in the legal system: tort and retort
Challenging work settings: juggling porcupines
Scholarly publication and the responsible conduct of research
Appendix A. American Psychological Association's Ethical principles of psychologists and code of conduct
Appendix B. Canadian Psychological Association: Canadian code of ethics for psychologists
Appendix C. American Counseling Association: code of ethics
Appendix D. National Association of Social Workers: code of ethics
Appendix E. American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy: code of ethics
Appendix F. American Psychiatric Association: The principles of medical ethics with annotations especially applicable to psychiatry.
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Ethics in psychology and the mental health professions : standards and cases by Gerald P. Koocher. ISBN 9780195149111. Published by Oxford University Press in 2008. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
