Ethics in Psychology – Sketchnotes for learning

Last week I began my psychology studies with foundational units centred mostly around the fundamentals of practice and academic writing. To help myself with absorbing the learning material I have been doing a bit of sketchnoting.

APS Code of Ethics

This sketchnote is a summary of the ‘APS Code of Ethics’ from the Australian Psychological Society.

Code of Ethics | Australian Psychological Society — Sketchnote of the APS Code of Ethics

Source: Australian Psychological Society. (2007). APS Code of Ethics. The Australian Psychological
Society Limited. https://www.psychology.org.au/getmedia/d873e0db-7490-46de-bb57-c31bb1553025/APS-Code-of-Ethics.pdf

Making Sound Ethical Decisions

This skechnote is a summary of ‘Make a sound ethical decision’ from the Australian Psychological Society’s publication InPsych.

Source: Shaw, et al, (2013) Make a sound ethical decision, InPsych, 35(6), www.psychology.org.au/inpsych/2013/december/ethics#
Note: Member only content behind paywall

Notes

In creating these summaries I consider the ethical dilemmas around the use of the of copyrighted works I am visually summarising. I beleive it is generally accepted that summaries are not a copyright violation. I am also not producing them for monetary gain, and they function as my notes for the purpose of study. I have shared them to benefit others, who would need to reference the original works to glean detailed insights into the subject matter.

Disclosure

I am a first year student at Deakin University studying for my Bachelor of Psychological Science, majoring in Organisational Studies. This represents an output of my learning process and/or my own thoughts. It is not for the purposes of assessment or examination.