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LATEST NEWS
& ASSIGNMENTS! October 04- In the
last class hour we discussed general principles on which APA code of conduct
is based. We also contrast these general beliefs against TPA ethics. For the next class assignment you should read the
documents on why the last revision of APA ethics occurred, code of conduct, and
comparison to TPA ethics. For the research agenda, the students who did not
submit their title/proposal to Freud lost 5 points out of 60. Those who
submit and discuss on their proposal will take 5 points till the next class.
So I suggest all the students submit their titles and elaborate on how the
aims will be reached till the next class. I also did not hear any development about drama
presentation on an unethical case. I expect more activity in research, in
drama presentation and more
participation to the class discussions with different viewpoints. September 26-
Today we completed the issues related to ethics, from both individual
(autonomy) and social perspectives (responsibility and social contract). Main
titles were deontology, utilitarianism and Jean Jacques Rousseau’s Social
Contract. For the next class assignment you should read
general principles indicated in APA ethics: GENERAL
PRINCIPLES Principle A:
Beneficence and Nonmaleficence September 23-
Those who have difficulty in reading from the assigned book, can read
documents about the following key words: Definition of “good”, deontology, utilitarianism,
paternalism, autonomy, competence, decision making, and pluralism. September 20-
“Textbook of healthcare ethics” is on our list for the next meeting. Read the
first five chapters (1-97pages) of the book. There is a free access to
the electronic form of this book
through the address at http://site.ebrary.com/lib/metu/ September 19- It
was a nice start to our program, thank you for coming to the class having
read the articles. I opened the following links on the left side
menu: evaluation, attendance, grades. Will announce the reading list for the
next meeting, soon. September 15- The
first meeting will be held in Knapp, Samuel, Sturm, Cynthia
(2002). Ethics education after licensing: Ideas for increasing
diversity in content and process, Ethics & Behavior, Apr2002, Vol. 12,
Issue 2 Handelsman, Mitchell M., Gottlieb, Michael C., Knapp, Samuel (2005). Training Ethical Psychologists : An Acculturation Model. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, Vol. 36, 59-65. Fine, M.A., & Ulrich, L.P. Integrating
psychology and philosophy in teaching a graduate course in ethics. Professional Psychology: Research and
Practice, Vol. 19, No. 5, October 1988, pp. 542-546. |