summarizing a case study and assessing how culture and social orientation influence ethical conduct in psychology.

For Milestone Two, you will write a summary of your chosen case study, including important people and key interactions. You will assess the culture and social orientation and their influence on the case, as well as examine the ethical conflict of the case. Remember that you will use instructor feedback to further revise this milestone, which contains moving pieces of your final project submission.
Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed:
Summarize the chosen case study. Be sure to include the important people and key interactions in the case study. This will be used later in your analysis.
Assess culture and social orientation and their influence on ethical behavior and the existing codes of conduct. Be sure to provide examples to support your claims.
Assess how interactions between the important roles (client, psychologist, researcher, participant) in psychology are influenced by culture and social orientation and how that influence informs ethical conduct in psychology.
When making ethical decisions in your chosen area of concentration, how would you decide whether an ethical strategy is supported or unsupported? In other words, what criteria should professionals in your selected concentration or area of interest use to determine which opinions on ethics to consider in shaping their response to the particular situation?
How do contemporary problems impact the need for reconsidering supported opinions on ethics in your concentration or chosen area of interest in psychology? Be sure to provide examples to support your claims.

CASE STUDY SUMMARY: Basically, a Professor who held a PhD was having an affair with his student as exploitation. The relationship broke off and other students came forward about being sexually victimized in the same way. He lost his job and wife.
USE OUTSIDE RESEARCH TO FORMULATE MOST OF THIS PAPER.

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