2005•Journal of Aggression Maltreatment & TraumaRequires access

Professional and Scientific Responsibility

Rodney L. Lowman

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Summary This article addresses ethical issues associated with the concept of professional and scientific responsibility as related to Principle C, “Integrity” of the APA's 2002 Ethics Code. Differences between aspirational and enforceable ethical standards are noted and contextualized in APA's and other professional society's ethics codes. Three case examples are presented and discussed.

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Key concepts: Professional responsibility, Engineering ethics, Ethical code, Professional ethics, Ethical standards, Ethical responsibility, Legal ethics, Information ethics