The professional

psychology and ethos

Chaparro Prez Guadalupe Ruby

Ethos
It is the set of attitudes experienced by

practitioners and the tradition of the

interpretation of which is the correct way
to behave in the professional relationship
with the people.
Keep

faith
with
their
professional
responsibility avoiding deviations from the
usual patterns.

Ethics or moral
philosophy
Refers to the discipline making unfounded or

livelihood of any reference or conduct formulated

by a particular professional group.
Systematic and methodical form on the meaning,
validity and righteousness.
To refer to the academic discipline dealing based
the correct actions.
Not aims to assess the subjective people if not
consciousness that their primary task is to
illustrate on which are the correct human actions.
Ethics is responsible for finding rationally
justifiable axiological convergences for every
human being.

Moral
To refer to the practice, vivid dimension of

facts both for individuals or group.

Reasoned uptake of the moral duties of

universal nature is one thing and the other

is the internalization of these imperatives
in the personal moral conscience of each
one.

Psychoethic
Systematically deals with focus

on the correct resolution of

ethical
dilemmas
of
the
relationship established between
people
and
mental
health
professionals acquires an identity
in relation to bioethics.

Deontology
It

deals
duties.

with

the

professional

Adopt a change of perspective in

the analysis and consider relevant

to the practice of mental health
professionals is a matter that
belongs to the whole of society.

Ethics Codes
Identificative: It indicates the goals

and rolls that the profession tries to

fulfill in the society.
Declarative
and
informatics:
ethical values which are borne by the
association of professional, the more
accuracy is achieved with each one of
the ethical values adopted by the
organization.

Discriminative: codes that can be

clearly identified as mandatory or

may be considered prohibited.
Methodological: which may arise in
the profession without having to fall
in misconduct.
Coercive: Sanctions that it has the
profession and must be made which
are
fair
procedures
for
the
implementation of the sanctions.