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7. Public statements 1. When
psychologists make statements as professionals, they tend to
information: -
name; - the
address; -
phone number; -
education; - rank; -
opening hours. The
announcement of
ongoing training courses may contain information explaining the content and objectives of the
course. 6. Psychologists who publish advice in the press in special columns or elsewhere give this
advice only in a general form, 7. Psychologists
practical solution, since the conclusion or other written document is the basis for a practical solution
to the issue. 7. In the conclusions, psychologists express their own judgments and draw conclusions
themselves, without leaving it to others. The texts of the conclusions should contain estimates
of confidence in the judgments on the basis of which these conclusions are drawn up. The conclusions
should also make it clear whether other interpretations and assessments are possible. Psychologists
should be very careful when using statements referring to the norm and
5. Offering their services, psychologists give only the following
- when the client's age, condition, etc. make it impossible to communicate this information; -
when the client entrusted the receipt of this information to another person. 9. Psychologists do not
give individual advice and/or make judgments unless they have first-hand knowledge of the
client or are unfamiliar with the client's situation. This limitation does not apply to situations of a
formal or general advisory nature.
self-promotion.
8. After the end of the study, psychologists inform the client in an understandable manner of
their opinions and of the content of the relevant conclusions. There are two exceptions:
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and the responsibility of colleagues and members of other professions.
8. Psychologists do not prohibit or discourage publications critical of their
work.
their work, but they can make valid criticisms.
3. Psychologists make available to colleagues sound psychological
methods, techniques and discoveries in the field of psychology. The only
exceptions are matters governed by copyright law. 4. Psychologists refrain
from biased judgments about colleagues and
2. Psychologists respect professional competence, duties
7. If the conditions of employment of psychologists lead to the impossibility
of serving the interests of the client, this is explained to all interested parties.
8. When working with clients, psychologists try to understand whether they can
use the knowledge, technical and administrative capabilities of other
professional groups for the benefit of the client. 9. Psychologists always provide
adequate information to persons using their services and/or to personnel who
are affected by the ethical standards and rules governing the work of
psychologists.
publish under their own name only the work that they have done entirely or to
which they have made a significant contribution.
6. If psychologists within an organization are critical of the way the
organization works, they try to influence the organization and bring about
change.
law in accordance with their education, powers and position.
the consent of the client.
5. Psychologists who have learned that their colleague has violated the
ethical principles of psychologists, first of all, try to correct the situation together
with this colleague. If this fails, they let him know that they intend to criticize
him. If this warning does not bring acceptable changes, they come forward with
criticism.