- Do you agree to refuse to take actions aimed at increasing social tension in society?
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- Do you agree that the psychologist organizes his work so that neither its process nor its results harm the health and social situation of the client and related persons?
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- Do you agree to respect your competitors, not to resort to illegal forms of struggle, to use only the correct methods consistent with professional ethics?
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- Does the client have the right to consult a psychologist or work with him without the presence of third parties?
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- Is a video or audio recording of counseling or treatment acceptable if the client agrees to this?
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- Should participation in psychological experiments and research be voluntary?
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- Should the psychologist recognize the right of the client to maintain maximum autonomy and self-determination, including the common right to enter into professional relations with the psychologist and terminate them?
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- Can any person become a client in case of his undoubted legal capacity by age, state of health, mental development, physical independence?
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- Do you agree that the psychologist should not impede the client’s desire to involve another psychologist for consultation, in the case when there are no legally obstacles to this?
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- Should a psychologist be demanding of himself, strive for self-improvement, constantly improve his skills?
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- Should a psychologist have a sense of proportion and self-control?
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- Does the psychologist observe all kinds of norms of the culture of speech, does not allow the use of curses, rude and offensive phrases?
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- The psychologist can apply techniques that are adequate to the objectives of the study, age, gender, education, the condition of the client, the conditions of the experiment.
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- The psychologist should not carry out his professional activities in the case when his abilities or judgments are under adverse influence.
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- The psychologist must remember his professional and scientific obligations to his clients, to the professional community and society as a whole.
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- The psychologist should not enter into any personal relationship with his clients.
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- The psychologist is obliged to respect his colleagues and should not objectively criticize their professional actions.
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- A psychologist should not, by his actions, contribute to crowding out a colleague from his sphere of activity or depriving him of his work.
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- If the psychologist believes that his colleague is acting unprofessionally, he must indicate this to him confidentially.
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