Part I: The APA ethics code
Introduction and applicability
Preamble
General principles
Principle A: beneficence and nonmaleficence
Principle B: fidelity and responsibility
Principle C: integrity
Principle D: justice
Principle E: respect for people's rights and dignity
Ethical standards
Resolving ethical issues
Competence
Human relations
Privacy and confidentiality
Advertising and other public statements
Record keeping and fees
Education and training
Research and publication
Assessment
Therapy
Part II: Decision making and ethical practice in specific areas
Making an ethical decision : a process model
Managed care
Clinical supervision and consultation
Suicidal clients
Mandatory reporting requirements
Termination and abandonment
Responding to an ethics complaints, licensure board complaint, or malpractice suit
Appendix: Key ethics resources for psychologists.
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Ethics desk reference for psychologists by Jeffrey E. Barnett. ISBN 9781433803529. Published by American Psychological Association in 2008. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
