In addition to the three principles derived from the Belmont Report, which of the following two principles were added in the pri
nciples put forth by the American Psychological Association? A. The principle of consent and honesty
B. The principle of reliability and validity
C. The principle of honor and accountability/commitment
D. The principle of integrity and fidelity/responsibility
Answer: D. The principle of integrity and fidelity/responsibility
Explanation:
The principles of INTEGRITY and FIDELITY/ RESPONSIBILITY are chief principles that should be adhered to by Psychologists according to the American Psychological Association.
Under the INTEGRITY principle, psychologists are to promote accuracy, honestly and truthfulness in all areas of psychology and there are sections such as Ethical Standard 8.07 of the APA that deal with violations of this principle.
Under FIDELITY/ RESPONSIBILITY, psychologists should be concerned and aware of the ethical compliance of their fellow members of Psychology and in Ethical Standard 1.05 of the APA, it is stated that psychologists should take appropriate actions when they acquire knowledge of a psychologist behaving in ways that can be detrimental to patients.
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