Psychologists are supposed to make the most ethical decision they can in any circumstance. true or false

I think that this is true, but also that this is true not only for psychologists, but for people in general - we should be taking the most ethical decision in any circumstance. However, this might be problematic, as people disagree about what is ethical - still, considering ethics in decision-taking is a good way of maximising people's benefit and making sure we are not hurting anyone

So the statement is true.

I would say that however, psychologists have even more responsibility to make ethical   decisions because they are specifically trained to do so.

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