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CPLEE The Ethics Code: Preamble

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This deck covers key concepts from the Preamble of the CPLEE Ethics Code, focusing on the goals and responsibilities of psychologists.

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The Preamble states that the goals of the Ethics Code are “the ____________ and ______________ of the individual and groups with whom psychologists work,” as well as “the education of members, students, and the public regarding ethical standards of the discipline.”

Welfare; Protection

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Definition
The Preamble states that the goals of the Ethics Code are “the ____________ and ______________ of the individual and groups with whom psychologists work,” as well as “the education of members, students, and the public regarding ethical standards of the discipline.”
Welfare; Protection
Psychologists work toward increasing scientific and professional knowledge of _________________ and people’s understanding of ____________.
Behavior; Themselves
The goal of psychologists is to _________________ of individuals, organizations, and society.
Improve the condition.
Psychologists respect and protect __________ and __________ rights and the principles of freedom of inquiry and expression.
Civil; Human
Psychologists engage in a ___________________, such as researcher, educator, diagnostician, therapist, supervisor, consultant, administrator, social interventionist, and expert witness.
Variety of roles.
Psychologists make a personal commitment to ________________; they encourage the ethical behavior of others; and they consult with others regarding ethical problems.
Act ethically.

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CPLEE The Ethics Code: Preamble
TermDefinition
The Preamble states that the goals of the Ethics Code are “the ____________ and ______________ of the individual and groups with whom psychologists work,” as well as “the education of members, students, and the public regarding ethical standards of the discipline.”
Welfare; Protection
Psychologists work toward increasing scientific and professional knowledge of _________________ and people’s understanding of ____________.
Behavior; Themselves
The goal of psychologists is to _________________ of individuals, organizations, and society.
Improve the condition.
Psychologists respect and protect __________ and __________ rights and the principles of freedom of inquiry and expression.
Civil; Human
Psychologists engage in a ___________________, such as researcher, educator, diagnostician, therapist, supervisor, consultant, administrator, social interventionist, and expert witness.
Variety of roles.
Psychologists make a personal commitment to ________________; they encourage the ethical behavior of others; and they consult with others regarding ethical problems.
Act ethically.