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Ethics & Psychology
Ethics and Psychology is a podcast focusing on improving the quality of psychological care through education. The podcast will cover a wide range of issues, blending ethics, morality, philosophy, and research to improve the knowledge base of listeners.
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5.0 stars from 8 ratings
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“Knapp & gavazzi are informative and interesting, tying psychologists' behavior to ethical principles. I especially liked all the examples as well as the popularly accepted but fallacious risk management strategies”
Rfsphd via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/17/14
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