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Identifying Points of Engagement Versus Disengagement When Consulting During Crisis Negotiations: A Flexible Model for Applying the Ethics Code
Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology Pub Date : 2020-02-25 , DOI: 10.1007/s11896-020-09373-3
Michael J. Craw , Shiloh A. Catanese

Application of the American Psychological Association (APA) Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct (American Psychological Association 2018 ) to consultation during crisis negotiations by psychological consultants is an emerging area. Common and emerging ethical dilemmas not addressed in previous works are discussed including use of third-party intermediaries, bounds of psychological principles that are applied to negotiation strategies, and tactical disengagement by law enforcement and SWAT teams. A flexible model along a continuum of the psychological consultant’s participation based upon ethical considerations is suggested. Concerns about the psychological consultant’s proximity to decision-making regarding “going tactical” is moot when experienced teams have a shared understanding of the various roles of team members and consulting mental health professionals are mindful of the “ceiling” of ethical decision-making based upon the General Principles of the Code of Conduct.

中文翻译:

在危机谈判中进行咨询时确定参与与脱离的要点:适用道德守则的灵活模型

在心理学顾问的危机谈判期间,美国心理学会(APA)的《心理学家伦理学原理和行为守则》(美国心理学会2018)在咨询中的应用是一个新兴领域。讨论了以前工作中未解决的常见和新兴的道德困境,包括第三方中介的使用,适用于谈判策略的心理原则的界限以及执法和特警队的战术脱离。提出了一个基于伦理考虑的,沿着心理顾问参与的连续性的灵活模型。
更新日期:2020-02-25
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