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Informed consent, multiple relationships, and confidentiality: a comparison across four countries

Mark M. Leach & Jacqueline E. Akhurst

Ethics and Behavior 33 (3):231-238 (2023)

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Practice of common ethical standards in the field of counseling and psychotherapy in mainland China.Qin An, Xiubin Lin, Zhiqin Sang & Mingyi Qian - 2023 - Ethics and Behavior 33 (3):183-192.details This paper will first introduce the development of professional ethics of counseling and psychotherapy in mainland China. Ethical awareness is often limited due to variations in training experiences. Aligning with ethics codes can also bring challenges due to nuances within Chinese culture. Furthermore, the authors discuss the ethical challenges regarding the principles of multiple relationships, informed consent, and confidentiality in the context of Chinese culture. These ethical issues are often discussed within an individualistic cultural frame and presentation from a collectivist (...) Download Export citation Bookmark 3 citations
Ethical aspects of psychological work in Ukraine: past, present, and future.Valeriia Palii - 2023 - Ethics and Behavior 33 (3):220-230.details This article presents an attempt to analyze the specifics of ethical norms in the work of psychologists in Ukraine, with an analysis of historical preconditions, current challenges and cultural characteristics. Ukraine, as a modern developing country striving for integration into the European space, is intensively developing psychology and trying to overcome the problems that it has today. Having well-trained psychologists, psychology in Ukraine has many vulnerabilities, such as the lack of legislation in this field and licensing. Professional communities, by virtue (...) Download Export citation Bookmark 1 citation
Ethical codes in the Arab region: comparisons and differences.B. Khoury & L. Akoury-Dirani - 2023 - Ethics and Behavior 33 (3):193-204.details Within the professional practice of psychology the code of ethics characterizes what is morally right or wrong, by means of a set of principles, values, and standards of conduct. While there are numerous international mental health organizations that incorporate ethical guidelines such as the APA and EFPA; these codes still fall short in providing guidelines for psychologists working in non-western cultures, especially when there are no universally adopted and valid cross-cultural ethics codes. This paper explores various challenges psychologists in the (...) Download Export citation Bookmark 1 citation
Ethical standards for psychological practice in the UAE: current status and aspirations.Fatima Al-Darmaki, Saad Ibrahim Yaaqeib & Susan Partridge - 2023 - Ethics and Behavior 33 (3):205-219.details There is a growing body of global research demonstrating the significance of mental health to individuals’ overall happiness and productivity. The research evidence has encouraged governmental agencies in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to divert more attention toward the provision and development of mental health services. As the sector grows, one of the first issues of concern is the adherence to a unified set of ethics of practice. The purpose of this paper is to present and discuss the existing ethical (...) Download Export citation Bookmark 2 citations
A Cross-Sectional Examination of International Competency Standards.Patty Kuo & Mark M. Leach - 2017 - Ethics and Behavior 27 (7):562-581.details The evaluation of competency in the field of psychology has gained international attention in recent years. Focusing on international competencies can promote high standards of care and identify common values of the profession. However, there is little research regarding international perceptions of competency. Examining ethics codes from different countries can highlight international standards of competent practice, as ethics codes outline professional expectations of the field. The current study compared the ethics standards found in 47 codes of ethics representing 51 countries. (...) Download Export citation Bookmark 2 citations

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