Client's personal information refers to any confidential and private details shared by a client with their psychologist, including their identity, medical history, emotions, and experiences.
The ethical principle that requires psychologists to keep the personal information of their clients private and only disclose it with the client's informed consent.
The process where clients are provided all necessary information about the purpose, risks, benefits, and potential consequences of psychological treatment before agreeing to it.
Privacy: The right of individuals to control access to their personal information and protect themselves from unwanted intrusion or disclosure.