The Ethics of Psychological Research

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
INTRODUCTION, Page 1, J.D. Keehn
SOME RECENT ETHICAL CONCERNS OF PSYCHOLOGISTS IN BRITAIN, Pages 3-11, D.E. BLACKMAN
HISTORICAL ISSUES CONCERNING ANIMAL EXPERIMENTATION IN THE UNITED STATES, Pages 13-17, JERI A. SECHZER
ON BEING MORAL IN IMMORAL PLACES, Pages 19-26, GRAHAM F. REED
THE MORAL ROLE DIFFERENTIATION OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGISTS, Pages 27-31, H.A. BASSFORD
SWEATING AT NIGHT: SOME ETHICAL PARADOXES CONFRONTING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH, Pages 33-37, DAVID L. WIESENTHAL
ETHICS AND THE WORK OF PSYCHOLOGISTS IN THE FIELD OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE, Pages 39-49, W. Anthony Norton
THE ETHICS OF EXPERIMENTS ON HIGHER ANIMALS, Pages 51-60, MICHAEL W. ROSS
ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE AVERSIVE CONTROL OF BEHAVIOR, Pages 61-67, HANK DAVIS
ETHICS OF BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION: BEHAVIORAL AND MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY, Pages 69-73, NANCY K. INNIS
LEGAL AND ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF TREATMENT OF MINORS, Pages 75-79, D. ADRIAN WILKINSON
TO DO OR NOT TO DO: DIMENSIONS OF VALUE AND MORALITY IN EXPERIMENTS WITH ANIMAL AND HUMAN SUBJECTS, Pages 81-84, J.D. KEEHN
INDEX, Pages 85-87