Ethics in Applied Developmental Psychology
Emerging Issues in an Emerging Field
Published on 1. January 1990
Book
Hardback
326 pages
978-0-89391-598-8 (ISBN)
Description
Nineteen contributed chapters illustrate those applied activities in which developmental psychologists are currently engaged and identify and provide guidelines for the ethical problems encountered in such activities. The authors draw from their own experience to identify issues that emerge as devel
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Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 235 mm
Width: 157 mm
Thickness: 24 mm
Weight
700 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-89391-598-8 (9780893915988)
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Content
Preface, Irving E. Sigel
Emerging Ethical Issues in an Emerging Field, Celia B. Fisher and Warren W. Tyron
PART I: ETHICS AND APPLIED DEVELOPMENTAL RESEARCH
Doing Good Well, Diana Baumrind. Ethical Dilemmas in Recent Research: A Personal Saga, Sandra Scarr
Psychological Risks and Remedies of Research Participation, Celia B. Fisher and Susan A. Rosendahl
How to be Ethical in Applied Developmental Psychology: Examples from Research on Adolescent Drinking Behavior
PART II: ETHICS AND DEVELOPMENTAL INTERVENTION
Assessing Social Intervention: Scientific and Social Implications, Michael Lewis
Ethical Considerations in the Design, Implementation and Evaluation of Developmental Interventions, Steven J. Danish
Plasticity in Development: Ethical Implications for Developmental Interventions, Richard M. Lerner and Jonathan G. Tubman
Ethical Concerns for the Use of Research Findings in Applied Settings, Irving Sigel
PART III: ETHICS AND KNOWLEDGE DISSEMINATION
Ethical Dilemmas in Playing by the Rules: Applied Developmental Research and the Law, Gary B. Melton
Ethical Considerations of Psychologists Working in the Media, Robert B. McCall
Ethical Issues in Parent Education, David Elkind
PART IV. ETHICS AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
Predictive Parallels Between Clinical and Applied Developmental Psychology, Warren W. Tyron
Practicing Applied Developmental Psychology: Playing the Game You Can't Win, Gerald P. Koocher
PART V: ETHICS, CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND SOCIAL BIAS
Population Generalizability, Cultural Sensitivity, and Ethical Dilemmas, Luis M. Laosa
Bias and Social Responsibility in the Study of Maternal Employment, Lois Wladis Hoffman
The Ethics of Research and Intervention with Ethnic Minority Parents and their Children, Harriette Pipes
McAdoo
Cultural Forces Leading to Scientific Developmental Psychology, James Youniss
PART VI: COMMENTARY
Developmental Psychology in the Real World: A Perspective on Its Ethical Issues, M. Brewster Smith
Author Index
Subject Index
Emerging Ethical Issues in an Emerging Field, Celia B. Fisher and Warren W. Tyron
PART I: ETHICS AND APPLIED DEVELOPMENTAL RESEARCH
Doing Good Well, Diana Baumrind. Ethical Dilemmas in Recent Research: A Personal Saga, Sandra Scarr
Psychological Risks and Remedies of Research Participation, Celia B. Fisher and Susan A. Rosendahl
How to be Ethical in Applied Developmental Psychology: Examples from Research on Adolescent Drinking Behavior
PART II: ETHICS AND DEVELOPMENTAL INTERVENTION
Assessing Social Intervention: Scientific and Social Implications, Michael Lewis
Ethical Considerations in the Design, Implementation and Evaluation of Developmental Interventions, Steven J. Danish
Plasticity in Development: Ethical Implications for Developmental Interventions, Richard M. Lerner and Jonathan G. Tubman
Ethical Concerns for the Use of Research Findings in Applied Settings, Irving Sigel
PART III: ETHICS AND KNOWLEDGE DISSEMINATION
Ethical Dilemmas in Playing by the Rules: Applied Developmental Research and the Law, Gary B. Melton
Ethical Considerations of Psychologists Working in the Media, Robert B. McCall
Ethical Issues in Parent Education, David Elkind
PART IV. ETHICS AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
Predictive Parallels Between Clinical and Applied Developmental Psychology, Warren W. Tyron
Practicing Applied Developmental Psychology: Playing the Game You Can't Win, Gerald P. Koocher
PART V: ETHICS, CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND SOCIAL BIAS
Population Generalizability, Cultural Sensitivity, and Ethical Dilemmas, Luis M. Laosa
Bias and Social Responsibility in the Study of Maternal Employment, Lois Wladis Hoffman
The Ethics of Research and Intervention with Ethnic Minority Parents and their Children, Harriette Pipes
McAdoo
Cultural Forces Leading to Scientific Developmental Psychology, James Youniss
PART VI: COMMENTARY
Developmental Psychology in the Real World: A Perspective on Its Ethical Issues, M. Brewster Smith
Author Index
Subject Index