Primary Ethical Issue

Definition

The primary ethical issue refers to the main concern or problem related to ethics that arises when assuming that all individuals identify within the binary model of gender (male/female) in psychological practice.

Related terms

Cultural Relativism:

The belief that cultural norms and values should be considered when making judgments about what is morally right or wrong.

Inclusivity: The principle of ensuring that everyone is given equal opportunities and experiences, regardless of their gender identity.

Gender Spectrum: The concept that gender exists on a continuum, including various identities beyond just male and female.