Operational Psychology and National Security

This book offers a comprehensive guide to ethical decision-making for practitioners of operational psychology working in national security and defense.

Autorentext

Mark A. Staal serves as a consultant to the National Academy of Sciences and is the owner of OSS Consulting, LLC, North Carolina. He is the co-author of Operational Psychology: A New Field to Support National Security and Public Safety (with S. Harvey, 2019).

Inhalt

Introduction Chapter 1. Ethics and the Evolution of Moral Reasoning Chapter 2. Hazards of Human Decision-Making Chapter 3. Psychology's Unifying Ethical Framework and Ethics Code Chapter 4. Operational Psychology Core Competencies Chapter 5. Professional Practice Guidelines for Operational Psychology Chapter 6. Informed Consent and Confidentiality Chapter 7. Doing Harm Ethically? Chapter 8. Multiple Relationships and Dual Agency Chapter 9. Maintaining Boundaries of Competency Chapter 10. Operational Psychology, AI, and the Next Ridgeline