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Ethics Desk Reference for Psychologists » (1st Edition)
Authors: Jeffrey E. Barnett, W. Brad Johnson
ISBN-13: 9781433803529, ISBN-10: 1433803526
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: American Psychological Association
Date Published: June 2008
Edition: 1st Edition
Author Biography: Jeffrey E. Barnett
Book Synopsis
Table of Contents
Subjects
Nonfiction
Philosophy Major Branches of Philosophical Study
Nonfiction Psychology Psychology - Theory, History & Research
Philosophy Major Branches of Philosophical Study Ethics & Moral Philosophy
Psychology & Psychotherapy Psychology - Theory, History & Research Reference - Psychology
Medical Books Psychology & Psychotherapy Psychology - Theory, History & Research
Philosophy Major Branches of Philosophical StudyNonfiction
Psychology Psychology - Theory, History & ResearchPhilosophy
Major Branches of Philosophical Study Ethics & Moral PhilosophyPsychology & Psychotherapy
Psychology - Theory, History & Research Reference - PsychologyMedical Books
Psychology & Psychotherapy Psychology - Theory, History & Research
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