For many religious people, religion, ethics, and morals are inseparable. A primary issue is informed consent. A professional of therapy uses statement of values, profession, and guide for making clinical decisions in religious and spiritual. The ethics code works in an evaluating the behavior of professionals and to guide the certification process, and to guide therapeutic practice. This article maintains that religious beliefs put across as either principles or narratives. The article also suggests methods of evaluation and discusses about seven guidelines for dealing with religion in ethics consultations. The primary problem is competency and the ability to offer services.
Ethics, Religion, and Spirituality
For many religious people, religion, ethics, and morals are inseparable. A professional of therapy uses statement of values, profession, and guide for making clinical decisions in religious and spiritual. The ethics code works in an evaluating the behavior of professionals and to guide the certification process, and to guide therapeutic practice. American
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Principle 2 of the Ethical Principles, discusses competence for psychologists. Psychologists may lack understanding of research regarding the psychology of religion. One objection may be that religion is already included in Principle 3, Moral and Legal Standards (American Psychological Association, 2014) and assumes part of ethnic background under Principle 2, Competence. A second objection is that clients may not often present concerns involving spiritual or religious values. A third objection to the proposed addition may be that psychologist realistically expected to be experts in every issue of client difference. A fourth objection against religion in the ethical code under competence is that religious values are the area of different domination of religion. The primary problem is competency and the ability to offer