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2. Professional code of psychologists of the Republic of Belarus
and research. 4.
Ethical standards are a system of formal situations that regulate the
professional activities of psychologists in all the variety of relationships that
arise in it: with children, their parents, adult clients, teachers, colleagues,
students, etc.
5. Ethical standards are obligatory for all psychologists of the Republic of
Belarus practicing in any of the types of psychological professional activities:
psychological practice, scientific
1. General provisions
1. Psychologists contribute to the improvement of people's living conditions
and quality of life through research and dissemination of psychological
knowledge, as well as the practical application of this knowledge. 2. With this
knowledge, psychologists, by virtue of their profession, can contribute to
beneficial change in individuals, groups and organizations. Individuals and
groups with whom psychologists come into professional contact often find
themselves in a life situation that can limit their ability to have an optimal
existence and that makes them vulnerable and dependent. 3. Ethical standards
are formulated in such a way as to: - help psychologists determine their position
in professional matters; — protect clients and subjects (individuals or
groups) from undue and/or harmful effects; - serve as a basis for maintaining
confidence in psychological practice
techniques may cause them to lose their diagnostic value.
nine sections.
The Professional Code of Psychologists of the Republic of Belarus consists of
research, teaching psychology. 6. Ethical
standards should also be followed in situations that cannot be directly
described as psychological professional activities, but in which psychologists
are involved and which are based on the use of professional psychological
education. 7. Ethical standards cover important aspects of the work situation
and professional activities of a psychologist. They are organized into nine
sections that cover the basic principles of behavior. These sections should
not be considered as covering all situations that may arise in the course of
professional psychological activity.
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9. The work of a psychologist often involves exerting a profound influence
on other people. Therefore, specific requirements for ethical standards are
essential. However, many professional tasks of psychologists cannot be
regulated by formal rules. Therefore, the individual consciousness of the
psychologist, his sense of responsibility and professional
13. Psychologists should keep abreast of scientific and professional
research in their field and constantly improve their competence. Psychologists
strive to be aware of their own professional and personal strengths and
weaknesses in order to realistically assess what tasks they can and cannot
take on.
competence.
14. Psychologists inform users of their services, when necessary, of the
requirements of ethical standards. Psychologists must make sure that there is
nothing in their working conditions that would prevent them from meeting the
requirements of the ethical standards of psychologists.
10. Psychologists always adhere to the requirements of ethical standards.
8. The profession of psychologist is constantly evolving; new knowledge
and methods are continuously introduced into it. However, sections of the
code should reflect the main personal and social issues and, therefore, have
a certain stability.