Message from the President- About Psychology and the Society
- Royal Charter, Statutes and Rules
- Achieving Our Aims and Objectives
- Policy, Consultations and Parliamentary Work
- The Trustees
- Boards and Committees
- Statutory Regulation
- Public Engagement with Psychology
- Research and Science
Member Conduct Rules, Code of Conduct and Ethical Guidelines- Ethical Principles for conducting Research with Human Participants
- Guidelines for Psychologists Working with Animals
- Guidelines on Advertising Services Offered by Psychologists
- Descriptions
- Regulations for Corporate use of the Title ‘Chartered Psychologist’
- Equal Opportunities Policy Statement and Policy
- Sexual Harassment at Work and the Ethics of Dual Relationships
- A Briefing Paper on Sexual Harassment at Work and the Ethics of Dual Relationships
- Guidelines for Penile Plethysmography (PPG) Usage
- The Society's Complaints Procedure
- Results of Member Ballots
- Working with Organisations Overseas
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Member Conduct Rules, Code of Conduct and Ethical GuidelinesMember Conduct RulesThe Member Conduct Rules are intended to provide clarity and transparency in the underpinning
standards of what it means to be a member of the British Psychological
Society.
Code of Ethics and Conduct (applicable from 31 March 2006 onwards)Other Ethics and Conduct GuidelinesGuidelines under reviewThe following guidelines are under review. Updated guidance will be made available as soon as possible:
The Old Code of Conduct, Ethical Principles and Guidelines
(Applicable to conduct taking place before 31 March 2006)
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