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American Psychological Association (APA) Ethics Committee

The American Psychological Association (APA) Ethics Committee is a group that oversees ethical standards in the field of psychology. It ensures that psychologists conduct their work in a responsible and fair manner, focusing on the well-being and rights of clients. The committee develops guidelines for ethical practice, investigates complaints about unethical behavior, and provides support to psychologists facing ethical dilemmas. Essentially, its role is to maintain trust and integrity in psychological research and therapy, ensuring that professionals adhere to principles that protect both clients and the profession.