According to the most recent edition of the APA ethical code, it is necessary to obtain before proceeding with research, psychotherapy, or assessment.

Informed Consent

Explanation:

APA means the American Psychological Association. The APA Ethical Code of conduct helps to guide psychologists and provide them with the necessary informations and details that they require so that they know what to do when they are faced with any kind of moral or ethical issues.

The First APA ethical code of conduct was published in 1953 and since they it has been revised 9 times since it was first published.

The current edition of the APA ethical code of conduct consists of

a. General Principles

b. Ethical Standards

In the recent editions of the APA ethical code, it is necessary to obtain informed consent before proceeding with research, psychotherapy, or assessment because the patients or research participants need to be made fully aware of any risks or cost that may be included in research procedure, assessment or therapy session.

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