 Another important component we would like to discuss is use of informed consent in psychological assessment. Psychologists obtain informed consent for so many things which includes assessment, evaluation, diagnostic services from the clients and they ensure that informed consent is being consented by the clients by explaining the nature and purpose of the procedures that the inverter is whatever is going to be the part of the research inventory, they have to be given the complete information in informed consent that this would be the process which you have to go through and then explaining how information will be collected and recorded. So by saying that I mean that all these procedures are the same which we have read about the stages and components of informed consent but we will apply all these in an assessment setting. So when we are going to do an assessment, then informed consent should be inspected before the assessment. Terrifying the reasonably risk adverse effects and possible disadvantage of the procedure, they intend to be the part of it by using. So the same setting which we have discussed earlier that what will be the risk-benefit ratio, how much deception will be, how much will not be, we are already telling the participants how many things are there and how many things are not. So all those protocols are there, the only difference is that we are now using the informed consent in the assessment setting. Explaining confidentiality and limits to confidentiality as we have been talking about this in quite much detail. Then explaining how, where, how long information will be stored like we are storing it in computers, we are storing it in paper pencils, we are storing it in a data base and then we are accessing that information. So these would be the things which would be going to be an information of the participant who is going to give the assessment to psychologists. Explaining clients that they may participate and may decline to participate which is the very basic important point of informed consent or they may withdraw by using any of the procedure which is being given to them. Then explaining to clients what reasonably foresee consequences would be if they will be leaving the study in between or us ke liye unko potentially kya khut nuk saan ushtha hai ya ush research ke wajah se amari research ke outcomes ko kya nuk saan ushtha hai. Then clarifying frequency expected duration, administrative and financial basis of any psychological services that will be provided. So again it means to say that anything which is being done in the research study except the part of deception, everything has to be disseminated to information as assessment procedure might begin and hum ush mein ek formal informed consent saan kar vah kar ush assessment ko tart karin. Then making clear where necessity the conditions under which the psychological services may be terminated and these are some of the conditions we have been talking about in earlier slides ke kin kondition mein hum informed consent ko terminate kar sakte hain, kin kondition mein hum psychological services ko terminate kar sakte hain aur kin kondition mein hum assessment ko terminate kar sakte hain. Then providing any other relevant information which is necessary. So point ye hai ke hum ne assessment se pehle apne client ko fully inform karna hain. Psychologists fully inform clients regarding the psychological services they intend to provide unless an explicit exemption has been agreed upon in advance. Jo hum ne exemptions ki baat ki thi ke exempt cases jo hi assessment kya psychological services ke agar to wo criteria fall hota hain, wo principles fall hota hain to that's another case. So we are going to give them complete detail in advance and in exemption cases it is not reasonably possible to obtain informed consent. So wo hume priorli pata hota hain ke kin cases mein hum informed consent se nahi kar rahe. While taking informed consent, psychologists provide all information using plain language. Now language is an important thing and in future slides we will be going to talk about how culturally it is important that questionnaire should be simple, it should be bias free and it should be very easy to comprehend to all participants. So making it a point that informed consent should be in a very easy language so everyone would be able to understand that what is written in informed consent.