[The psychologist's responsibilities--legislative issues].
Monika Talarowska, Antoni Florkowski, Agata Orzechowska, Krzysztof Zboralski, Piotr Gałecki
Abstract
Monika Talarowska, Antoni Florkowski, Agata Orzechowska, Krzysztof Zboralski, Piotr Gałecki
Abstract
An act of psychological profession and psychologists' self-governing council on June 8th 2001 has been in effect since January 1st 2006. It cannot be forgotten, that the psychologists have not only entitlement but also responsibilities. Among above-mentioned we can number: duty of patient's agreement obtaining, duty of official secret, duty of period of special training, duty of information about going out of psychological profession, duty of professional training and duty of membership in professional autonomy.
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An act of psychological profession and psychologists' self-governing council on June 8th 2001 has been in effect since January 1st 2006. It cannot be forgotten, that the psychologists have not only entitlement but also responsibilities. Among above-mentioned we can number: duty of patient's agreement obtaining, duty of official secret, duty of period of special training, duty of information about going out of psychological profession, duty of professional training and duty of membership in professional autonomy.
Key concepts: Duty, Entitlement (fair division), Autonomy, Legislature, Law, Professional ethics, Political science, Psychology