Description
Develop a 10- to 12-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation to brief the class on your selected article. Include the following:
(Selected article)....
Kalmbach, K. C., & Lyons, P. M. (2006). Ethical issues in conducting forensic evaluations. Applied Psychology in Criminal Justice, 2 (3), 261-290.
- A properly formatted title page
- An agenda for your presentation
- An outline of the purpose or focus of the article
- An evaluation of the ethical issues presented in the article
- An explanation of the conclusions drawn by the article and their implications for the clinical practice of psychology
- An analysis of the implications of the ethical issues presented in the article to the practice of psychology
- A properly formatted reference slide
Format your presentation consistent with APA guidelines.
Explanation & Answer
ETHICAL ISSUES
SUBMITTED BY: YOUR NAME
SUBMITTED TO: INSTRUCTOR NAME
PSY 600
DATE
AGENDA
• Many ethical procedures cannot address all the circumstances that
a counselor could come across
• It is critical when preparing to work with clients of a particular
ethnic group by doing research into the group’s history, culture,
and health issues
• Different cultures handle ethical dilemmas differently,
• have different ethical touchstones that establish ethical behavior
OUTLINE OF THE PURPOSE OR FOCUS OF THE ARTICLE
• This presentation is focusing at the following points:
• An evaluation of the ethical issues presented in the article
• Confidentiality Risks
• Informed Consent
• Multicultural Counseling
• An explanation of the conclusions drawn by the article and their implications for the clinical
practice of psychology
• An analysis of the implications of the ethical issues presented in the article to the practice of
psychology
AN EVALUATION OF THE ETHICAL ISSUES PRESENTED IN THE
ARTICLE
Confidentiality Risks
• It is imperative for there to be confidentiality.
• Good clinical practice and thoughtful ethical judgment often overlap.
• There is an ethical tightrope that needs to be walked in order to make sure that the client’s
needs are being met.
• Confidentiality is essential for the client to feel a sense of safety within the counseling
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