Code of Human Research Ethics - BPS
stated in the Code of Ethics and Conduct, ‘…no Code can replace the need for psychologists to use their professional and ethical judgement’ (2009, p.4, h). Fundamentally, ‘thinking is not optional’ (2009, p.5, k). The principles outlined in this Code of Human Research Ethics supplement the general ethics principles in the Society’s ...
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