The four major ethical principles that guide the conduct of psychologists are:Select one:a.Respect, confidentiality, responsibility, and integrity.b.Consent, debriefing, giving advice, and protection.c.Human rights, law, competence, and responsibility.d.Beneficence, Non Maleficence, Justice, and Autonomy.

Psychologists must only work in areas of professional practice in which they are competent. Which of the following ethical standard/s must be ethically adhered to by the psychologist?[Select all that apply]  Group of answer choicesWorking outside the limits of their education and trainingAdhering to the Code of EthicsEnsuring that their mental state enhances their competenceSeeking professional supervision as requiredMonitoring professional functioning and responding as needed.

Psychologists practising in forensic contexts should rely on the APS Ethical Guidelines for working within forensic contexts.The following list outlines the ethical responsibilities of the psychologist, identify which of the following is NOT an ethical responsibility.  Group of answer choicesMaintaining professional boundariesInforming clients how their reports may be used, and/or who may have access to the reportsArranging the best possible privacy conditions outside of the legal limitationsBeing aware of the potential for multiple relationships, and taking steps to address these if they occurClearly informing clients of their role in the psychological services they are providing

Situation 1: Micalyn, a new psychologist assigned in the psychiatric unit is ever conscious of the ethico-moral concerns that affect the performance of her duties in the said unit. 1. The principle of beneficence in ethical decision making is best reflected in which of the following statements? *1 pointA. Be honest and open and tell the truth at all costs.B. Be faithful to promises and obligations.C. Treat people fairly and distribute resources equitably.D. Promote good, do no harm, and prevent harm.2. A psychologist is explaining the Bill of Rights of psychiatric patients to a client who has voluntarily sought admission to an inpatient psychiatric facility. The following rights should be included in the discussion except: *1 pointA. right to select health care team and psychiatric membersB. right to refuse treatmentC. right to a written treatment planD. right to confidentiality3. Joe is very restless and is pacing a lot. The psychologist says to Joe, “If you don’t sit down in the chair and be still, I’m going to put you in restraints!” The GP may be charge of: *1 pointA. assaultB. batteryC. defamation of characterD. false imprisonment

Anne is a training psychologist. Her supervisor Daniel has asked her to bring client examples from her clinical work to her next supervision session.What primary ethical standard/s does Daniel as a supervising psychologist need to adhere to for both Anne and the clients she discusses in the supervisory context?Group of answer choicesCommunicationCollaborating with othersReputable BehaviourDual RelationshipsConfidentiality

What is the function of the APS Code of Ethics?[Select all that apply] Group of answer choicesHolds psychologists accountable for their actionsSets specific standards and promotes ethical principlesInforms consumers of the psychologist’s responsibilitiesEducates psychologists about ethical practiceRelevant to safeguard only members of the APS