Bernice is conducting a study on how homelessness affects mental disorders. Her study was conducted with no errors and the research would be clearly helpful to many people. During the study, Bernice appeared repulsed by her subjects and wore gloves and a face mask when interacting directly with them. Which of the following principles of psychology or codes of conduct did Bernice violate? A. Beneficence and Nonmaleficence B. Fidelity and Responsibility C. Respect for Peoples Rights and Dignity D. Competence

Hello! Bernice acted badly by being so aggressive with the people she studied in her project since she was insensitive and dominated by her damages, her actions were unethical. In cases like this you, as a mental professional, have to respect people and show understanding, she did the opposite.

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Answer:

C. Respect for people's rights and dignity

Explanation:

It should be understood that in psychology, one of the principles to be ahered to when engaging or carrying out a research is to honor the dignity and worth of all people including each person's right to privacy, confidentiality, and self-determination. And this is done through informed consent.

Informed consent can be explained as the process of informing the participants about or regarding services, risks, benefits, costs, limits of confidentiality before they agree to becoming the participants in research.

In this case, Bernice violates this code of conduct when she felt repulsed by the participants.