Ethical Clinical Practice and Sport Psychology: When Two Words Collide

From their own practices, the authors offer insight into potential ethical dilemmas that may frequently develop in an applied psychology setting in which sport psychology is also being practiced. Specific ethical situations offered for the reader's consideration include confidentiality with coa...

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Published in:Ethics & behavior 2006-01, Vol.16 (1), p.15-23
Main Authors: Brown, Jeffrey L, Cogan, Karen D
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Confidentiality
Ethics
Sports psychology
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Summary:From their own practices, the authors offer insight into potential ethical dilemmas that may frequently develop in an applied psychology setting in which sport psychology is also being practiced. Specific ethical situations offered for the reader's consideration include confidentiality with coaches, administration, parents, & athlete-clients; accountability in ethical billing practices & accurate diagnosing; identification of ethical boundaries in nontraditional practice settings (locker room, field, rink, etc.); & establishment of professional competence as it relates to professional practice & marketing. 12 References. Adapted from the source document.
ISSN:1050-8422