CPSY 515 | Ders Tanıtım Bilgileri

• Öğr. Gör. Dr. Büşra YALÇINÖZ UÇAN

• Araş. Gör. Özge YÜKSEL ŞENGÜN

• Psikoterapi pratiğinde sıkça karşılaşılabilecek etik meseleleri inceleyebileceklerdir.
• Etik ikilemlerle karşılaştıklarında karar verme aşamaları modelini uygulayabileceklerdir.
• Kişisel ve mesleki sınırları korumanın ve çoklu ilişkilerin psikoterapi sürecindeki yerini tartışabileceklerdir.
• Psikologların sorumlu oldukları genel ve terapi alanına özel etik ilkeleri sıralayabileceklerdir.
• Örnek vakalar ve günlük yaşam uygulamaları üzerinden bu alandaki teorik bilgilerini ifade edebilecektir.
• Alanyazında etik konusunu ele alan araştırma ve yayınlar hakkında bilgi sahibi olacaklardır.

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