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Ethical Guidelines & Professional Standards

NEW YORK ASSOCIATION FOR ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY

GUIDELINES FOR ETHICAL CONDUCT
AND
STANDARDS FOR PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

APPROVED APRIL 1995
(with October 1995 Revisions)

SECTION A:  Ethical Principles with Annotations

Principle I:  Responsibility of the Analyst
Principle II:  Competence of the Analyst
Principle III:  Moral and Legal Standards
Principle IV:  Public Statements and Nonanalytical Communications
Principle V:  Confidentiality
Principle VI:  Welfare of the Analysand
Principle VII:  Collegial Relationships

SECTION B:  Rules and Procedures for the NYAAP Standing Committee on Ethics and Professional Practices (SCEEP)

A.  Composition and Function of the SCEEP, and of the Expanded Committee for Appeal of Informal Cases and Evaluation of the Most Serious Cases
B.  Professional Misconduct Procedure
C.  General Operating Rules
D.  Provision for Amendment

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