Ethics Education After Licensing: Ideas for Increasing Diversity in Content and Process

Ethics and Behavior 12 (2):157-166 (2002)
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Abstract

Continuing professional education in ethics for psychologists is becoming more common, as psychology licensing boards in 14 states now require continuing education in ethics as a condition of licensure renewal. This article suggests ways to improve the quality of ethics continuing education by diversifying the content and teaching methods.

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