| Professional and Ethical References
 Ethics
in Plain English:
An Illustrative Casebook for Psychologists
Thomas F. Nagy
This resource describes the APA Ethics Code in plain English and provides
fictional case examples that demonstrate how ethical problems can emerge
in the everyday work of able and well-meaning psychologists. Contents
include information on general standards; evaluation, assessment, or intervention;
advertising and other public statements; therapy; privacy and confidentiality;
teaching, training supervision, research, and publishing; forensic activities;
resolving ethical issues; and an appendix on APA Ethics Committee Rules
and Procedures.
1999. 360 pages.
APA Member/Affiliate: $19.95; List: $24.95
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 Ethical
Conflicts in Psychology, Second Edition
Edited by Donald N. Bersoff
Widely adopted in graduate programs in the U.S. and Canada, this unique
volume addresses complex ethical dilemmas through opposing viewpoints,
discussion questions, and suggested topical reading lists. Covers issues
such as confidentiality; privileged communications; multiple relationships
with clients and students; research with humans and animals; and competency
in academic, forensic, assessment, therapeutic, and supervisory roles.
Also contains 30 new excerpts on timely topics such as managed care; therapy
in cyberspace; computerized reports; informed consent in research; and
criminalizing sexual relationships with patients.
1999. 600 pages.
Hardcover: APA Member/Affiliate: $44.95; List: $59.95
Softcover: APA Member/Affiliate: $34.95; List: $39.95
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 Educating
Professional Psychologists:
History and Guiding Conception
Donald R. Peterson
Written by the organizer of the first PsyD program in the U.S., this book
focuses on how to educate psychologists to give them a firm, scientifically
informed foundation for solving the human problems they encounter. Teachers
of professional psychologists, along with students and psychologists interested
in the history of the field, will find this an indispensable resource
for understanding their discipline fully and deeply.
1997. 281 pages.
APA Member/Affiliate: $24.95; List: $29.95
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 A
Beginner’s Guide to the MMPI-2
James N. Butcher
The Beginner’s Guide provides an excellent introduction for students
of clinical and personality assessment to the most widely researched and
broadly used personality assessment instrument in psychology. It presents
comprehensive descriptions of the basic MMPI-2 concepts and scales, and
it uses case material to illustrate the various measures contained in
the MMPI-2. Psychologist trainees are provided with information on interpreting
test results and communicating the results in testing reports.
1999. 240 pages. Hardcover.
APA Member/Affiliate: $29.95; List: $34.95
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 The
Beginners Guide to the MMCI-III
Dan Jankowski, PsyD
The MCMI-III is the foremost personality assessment instrument in use
today and has quickly become the instrument of choice among clinicians
evaluating psychiatric patients. A Beginner's Guide to the MCMI-III provides
an excellent introduction to the instrument and teaches readers how to
master the fundamentals of its use.
2002. 280 pages. Hardcover.
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