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Clinical Psychology is both a basic and an applied area. Because of the undeveloped state of both Psychology and Clinical Psychology, research is by far the most important responsibility of the clinical psychologist.…”
Clinical Psychology is both a basic and an applied area. Because of the undeveloped state of both Psychology and Clinical Psychology, research is by far the most important responsibility of the clinical psychologist.…”
Departments of psychology have the obligation to include in their graduate programs in clinical psychology information regarding professional responsibilities and ethical problems peculiar to the different areas of clinical practice as well as to inculcate the highest ethical principles among their staffs and students. (cited in Raimy, 1950, p. 44)Not long thereafter, the American Psychological Association (APA) developed and published ethical standards for psychologists, which were most recently revised in 1981 and renamed the Ethical Principles of Psychologists (APA, 1981a). These ethical principles are particularly appropriate to the practice of professional psychology.…”