To date, psychodiagnostics is involved in solving a wide range of problems

5. Confidentiality 1.
Psychologists are required to respect confidentiality with regard to what is communicated to
them in the course of their work or what they learn about the private life or life circumstances of
people. This also applies to the very fact of the relationship with the client. 2. Psychologists do not
maintain confidentiality in three cases: - if they thereby harm the client; - to prevent a clear danger to
the client or other people; - if the clients themselves request that the information be passed on
12. In all cases of psychological activity, financial conditions are negotiated in advance. 13. If it
is possible to obtain the necessary psychological assistance from public sources, for which the client
does not have to pay or which can be obtained cheaper, psychologists inform about this
only the necessary information in the prepared documents.
specific people or institutions.
5. When psychologists receive instructions regarding a client, they should maintain
confidentiality, i.e. avoid mentioning names or identifying information unless absolutely necessary. 6.
Psychologists using information about clients in training, in publications, etc., must make sure in
advance that there is consent to this from the person (those) about whom this information is, and that
the material is presented
8. Written documents, examination results, tape recordings and other work-related materials
are stored in such a way as to exclude present or future access to them by unauthorized persons.
your client.
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2. Psychologists make sure that psychological techniques and methods are not described in
the open press, as a result of which their
6. The conclusion should contain only the information that relates directly to the issue and is
necessary for its
(this also applies to material entered into a computer).
alternative procedures.
9. In order to ensure confidentiality in connection with psychological examinations, psychologists
should ensure that special arrangements are made with the persons using their services, or that a
directive to the psychologist responsible for this material in the institution stipulates: - how this
responsibility is to be exercised ; - who will have access to this material; - how long this material will
be stored; - how to transfer this responsibility to others in the event of a change of personnel
5. Psychologists strive to formulate their conclusions in such a way that they cannot be
misunderstood or misused. Conclusions should be formulated in such a way that they are
understandable to the customer.