Ethical Concerns in Psychology

Psychologists can maintain client confidentiality by obtaining informed consent for disclosure, using secure communication channels, and only sharing information on a need-to-know basis.

Psychologists should disclose any conflicts of interest to their clients and take steps to minimize their impact on the therapeutic relationship.

Dual relationships should be approached with caution and avoided when possible to prevent potential harm to clients. Psychologists must prioritize their clients' well-being and avoid conflicts of interest.

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