心理学专业外文文献Ethical issues in sport psychology.pdfVIP

Available online at ScienceDirect Ethical issues in sport psychology Jack C Watson II, William C Way and Robert C Hilliard The field of sport psychology is dynamic and growing. To the use of these technologies to provide services to clients continue building credibility with the public and allied may be even more prominent in the practice of sport professionals, effective and ethical practice is crucial. psychology given the demands often placed upon the Advances in technology have allowed sport psychology clientele. Somewhat recently, a study involving sport professionals to consult with athletes from a distance, but psychology practitioners from 23 different countries practitioners must be mindful of their competency to use found that 48% used the internet in their consulting technology, confidentiality concerns, and the suitability of [1]. These services may range from the use of Email or technology for their clients. Movement toward defining texting apps, to the use of easily accessible and more competency and clarifying issues of title usage are additional sophisticated confidential videoconferencing technology. areas in which the field is gaining momentum. Recent attention All forms of teletherapy services present the practitioner has also been drawn to the topics of professional development with unique ethical challenges that must be considered and cultural competency. With the unique settings in which (e.g., knowledge of who the client is, their age, ability to applied sport psychology practice takes place, attention to consent to services, existence of duress). Therefore, multiple relati