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Ethical Conflicts in Psychology Donald N. Bersoff

Ethical Conflicts in Psychology By Donald N. Bersoff

Ethical Conflicts in Psychology by Donald N. Bersoff


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This review represents over 100 viewpoints on various ethical issues, including multiple relationships, assessment, therapy, teaching, research, supervision and confidentiality, privilege and privacy. Ethical issues in forensic psychology and in business aspects of the profession are covered.

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Ethical Conflicts in Psychology Summary

Ethical Conflicts in Psychology by Donald N. Bersoff

This second edition has been updated and expanded, with 33 added chapters and book excerpts, and a more thorough commentary section. The selections form a review of perspectives, representing over 100 different viewpoints on various ethical issues. Among the issues covered are multiple relationships, assessment, therapy, teaching, research, supervision and confidentiality, privilege and privacy. Ethical issues involved in forensic psychology and in business aspects of the profession are also covered. In addition to offering a range of views and interpretations, the book provides an historical backdrop to each ethical question.

Table of Contents

Ethics Codes and How They Are Enforced; How Ethics Are Applied; Learning Ethics; Confidentiality, Privilege and Privacy; Multiple Relationships; Psychological Assessment; Therapy and Other Forms of Intervention; Academia, Research, Teaching and Supervision - Forensic Settings; The Business of Psychology.

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CIN1557985995VG
9781557985996
1557985995
Ethical Conflicts in Psychology by Donald N. Bersoff
Used - Very Good
Paperback
American Psychological Association
20000129
600
N/A
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