A Question of Ethics
by (Helen) Kay Harris
In A Question of Ethics, Ms. Harris addresses professional ethics and responsibilities, especially those of experimental psychologists. The setting is a psychology laboratory where two experimental psychologists discuss human experimentation. They explore possibilities for what could be going on with research in their chosen profession and the responsibility of individuals engaged in such research. It is thought provoking, especially for readers who have not before considered some of the ideas for research that are presented.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Ms. Harris is a graduate of Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts, with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (June, 1977) and Master of Education in Counseling (September, 1979). She claims to be a Hoosier, as she was born and raised in Indiana. She has been a resident of Massachusetts since July 1973. She has one son, two daughters, five granddaughters, and three grandsons and is happy when there is time for family togetherness. She is retired but still manages a small store in the assisted living home where she presently lives.
(2006, paperback, 32 pages)
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In A Question of Ethics, Ms. Harris addresses professional ethics and responsibilities, especially those of experimental psychologists. The setting is a psychology laboratory where two experimental psychologists discuss human experimentation. They explore possibilities for what could be going on with research in their chosen profession and the responsibility of individuals engaged in such research. It is thought provoking, especially for readers who have not before considered some of the ideas for research that are presented.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Ms. Harris is a graduate of Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts, with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (June, 1977) and Master of Education in Counseling (September, 1979). She claims to be a Hoosier, as she was born and raised in Indiana. She has been a resident of Massachusetts since July 1973. She has one son, two daughters, five granddaughters, and three grandsons and is happy when there is time for family togetherness. She is retired but still manages a small store in the assisted living home where she presently lives.
(2006, paperback, 32 pages)
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days.
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