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Best Practices for Ethical Decision Making in Psychology

Explore ethical decision-making models according to Koocher & Keith-Spiegel (2008), Fisher (2005), and Fisher (2013). Learn to assess, identify, evaluate, plan, implement, and evaluate ethical decisions in psychological practice. Understand legal and clinical considerations, consultation, collaboration, consequences, and documentation.

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Best Practices for Ethical Decision Making in Psychology

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  1. Models of Ethical Decision Making PSYCH/660

  2. Model 1 • Ethical Decision Making According to Koocher & Keith-Spiegel (2008).

  3. Model 2 • Assess • Identity the problem and use Ethic Code to identify specific issues • Identify and clarify the relevant clinical components • Consider legal requirements, contractual obligations or agency considerations • Evaluate the rights, vulnerabilities and responsibilities of all parties • Obtain consultation as appropriate • Discuss the issues collaboratively • Plan • Generate a list of possible decision/solutions • Eliminate any options that are clearly unethical, illegal or clinical inappropriate • Enumerate, consider and weight consequences • Implement • Make a decisions • Carry out the decision • Evaluate • Document your decision-making process and actions • Monitor and modify plan as appropriate. Ethical Decision Making According to Fisher (2005).

  4. Model 3 Ethical Decision Making According to Fisher (2013).

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