APA Code of Ethics

The APA Code of Ethics is a set of guidelines created by the American Psychological Association to promote ethical behavior among psychologists. It emphasizes principles such as respect for people's rights and dignity, ensuring informed consent, maintaining confidentiality, and promoting well-being. Psychologists are encouraged to avoid harm and to be honest and fair in their professional activities. The code serves as a framework to help psychologists navigate ethical dilemmas and uphold professional integrity, ensuring that their work respects the needs and rights of individuals and society as a whole.