Ethics for Psychologists, 2nd Edition is a comprehensive handbook covering the full range of ethical challenges that confront psychologists in practice and research
Written for all psychology practitioners and researchers
Addresses new concerns such as 'whistleblowing', quantifying ethics, and Internet-related issues
Features greatly expanded section of case studies, resolutions, and work exercises
Suitable for all English-speaking countries beyond just North America
Includes guidance on a variety of national ethics codes, including the European Meta-Code of Ethics and the UN Declaration of Human Rights
Preface. Acknowledgements.
Part I: Conceptual Issues in Ethics.
1. Background to Ethics.
2. Theories and Explanations.
3. Ethical Gradualism.
Part II: Principles and Codes.
4. Key Principles.
5. Codes and Covenants.
6. Legal Issues.
Part III: Practical Issues in Ethics.
7. Ethical Infrastructures.
8. Identifying the Client.
9. Research Ethics.
Part IV: Decision-Making Issues.
10. Broad Issues of Practice.
11. The Quantification of Ethics.
12. Decision Making.
13. Case Prescriptions.
14. Worked Cases.
15. Further Cases for Consideration .
Appendix I: The European Federation of Psychologists' Associations Meta-Code.
Appendix II: The United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
References.
Index.
