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1. The ethics of multiple relationships: a clinical perspective
The APA Ethics Code offers guidance to psychologists who find themselves in unforeseen situations.
(July 2015)
2. Deceased clients and their wills
When a treating psychologist receives a bequest, what ethical considerations come into play?
(May 2015)
3. Ethics, self-disclosure and our everyday multiple identities
The APA Ethics Code offers deep psychological insights, with profound clinical implications.
(March 2015)
4. What we owe our clients
Psychologists have an ethical duty to know themselves.
(January 2015)
5. Always a cultural perspective
The Society of Indian Psychologists has written the only commentary that speaks explicitly and intentionally from the perspective of a specific community of psychologists.
(November 2014)
6. Keeping a clinical focus
Legal and ethical issues may make psychologists feel anxious, yet often such questions call for a psychologist’s best clinical skills.
(September 2014)
7. Talking about ethics
Dr. Stephen Behnke discusses the implications of the four-bin approach for how psychologists talk about ethics.
(June 2014)
8. Disclosing confidential information
Dr. Steven Behnke explains how the Ethics Code applies to mandatory disclosures of information, such as child abuse reporting or when a client threatens to harm a third party in a jurisdiction with a duty to protect or warn.
(April 2014)
9. What kind of issue is it?
A “four-bin” approach to ethics consultation is helpful in practice settings.
(February 2014)
10. A terminally ill patient's last request
Being the professional in a professional relationship entails having obligations that do not apply in a purely personal relationship.
(November 2009)

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