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17 Cards in this Set
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APA ethics code general principles
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Beneficence and nonmaleficence, fidelity and responsibility, integrity, justice, respoect for people's rights and dignity (APA, 2002)
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Beneficence and nonmaleficence
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Benefit those with whom they work, do no harm (APA, 2002)
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Fidelity and responsibility
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Establish relationships of trust (APA, 2002)
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Integrity
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Promote accuracy, honesty, and truthfulness (APA, 2002)
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Justice
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Entitle all persons access to and benefit from contributions of psychology (APA, 2002)
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Respect for people’s rights and dignity
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Respect the dignity and worth of all people, and the rights of individuals to privacy, confidentiality, and self- determination (APA, 2002)
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Belmont report basic principles
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Respect for persons, beneficence, justice
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Coercion
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Overt threat of harm intentionally presented to obtain compliance (Belmont report)
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Undue influence
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Offer of excessive, unwarranted, inappropriate or improper reward to obtain compliance (Belmont report)
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Value neutral
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The interventionist starts with the assumption that he or she has certain values, but attempts are made to keep these from interfering in the intervention process. (Snow et al., 2000)
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Value advocate
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A clear value orientation is adopted and efforts are made to reduce the options acceptable to the recipient (Snow et al., 2000)
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Ethics in community psych cite
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Snow et al., 2000
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Responsible to whom? Responsible for what?
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O'Neil, 1989
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Case studies in ethics in community psych
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O'Neil, 1989
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2 solutions to tension between client and society
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Do what client wants, serve interests of vulnerable (O'Neil, 1989)
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IRB history cite
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Edgar & Rothman, 1995
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Central charges of IRB
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Review whether benefits outweigh risks, make sure investigators have explained all relevant issues to secure informed consent (Edgar & Rothman, 1995)
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