The Standards That Are Intended to Ensure That Psychologists Do

question 123

Multiple Choice

The standards that are intended to ensure that psychologists do not undertake research methods or treatment that are harmful are called

• A) ethical standards.
• B) moral standards.
• C) the rights of subjects act.
• D) the psychological commandments.

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Definitions:

Silence

The absence of sound or the act of refraining from speaking; in legal contexts, it can imply consent or acceptance under certain conditions.

Acceptance

In contract law, acceptance refers to the expression of agreement to the terms of an offer, resulting in a contract.

Forbearance To Act

Refers to a legal principle involving the deliberate abstention from enforcing a right.

Contractual Agreement

A legally binding agreement between two or more parties outlining their rights and obligations.