Answer:
If a psychologist violates his or her ethical obligations but breaks no laws, the American Psychological Association could take action and censure them.
Explanation:
The American Psychological Association (APA) is a scientific and professional organization of American psychologists. Founded in July 1892 at Clark University, its first president was Granville Stanley Hall.
It currently has 150,000 associates and an annual budget of 70 million dollars, making it the largest global association of psychologists in the world. Its headquarters are in Washington and it is divided into 53 professional departments and 58 territorial departments in the United States and Canada. Its guidelines in various subjects are considered influential by psychologists from around the world.
The function of the APA is the advancement of psychology as a science and profession, and also the promotion of health, education and human well-being.
