CONFIDENTIALITY OF CHILDREN’S DATA FOR PSYCHOLOGISTS WHO WORK IN EDUCATIONAL SETTINGS
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Ethics, Confidentiality, children, educational psychologistsAbstract
We present some of the major issues to which educational psychologists are faced at the educational setting with respect to confidentiality and the data of the minors receiving an education. A distinction between social or psychological information that parents provide, shared by psychologists and psychiatrists outside of the institution and the information generated by the child-parent-educational psychologist relationship.Downloads
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