Ethics
Subtitle: a case study from fluency
By: edited by Robert Goldfarb.
Contributors: Goldfarb, Robert.
Publisher: Plural Publishing
Published: 2006
Place of publication: San Diego
Language: eng
Number of pages: 216
ISBN-13: 9781597560108
Subjects: Tudor, Mary.; Stuttering.; Stuttering in children.; Stuttering -- Research -- Moral and ethical aspects.; Human experimentation in psychology -- Moral and ethical aspects.; Stuttering.; Ethics, Research.; Human Experimentation -- ethics.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Contributors; title: Introduction; title: The stuttering doctor's "monster study" / Gretchen Reynolds; title: Diagnosis / Robert Goldfarb; title: Research in stuttering at the University of Iowa circa 1939 / Oliver Bloodstein; title: The Tudor Study and Wendell Johnson / Ehud Yairi; title: Teaching research ethics in communication disorders programs / Barbara Schmidt, Elizabeth Galletta and Loraine K. Obler; title: Would today's IRB approve the Tudor Study? : ethical considerations in conducting research involving children with communication disorders / Richard G. Schwartz; title: Some physiological studies on stuttering / Katherine S. Harris; title: An atheoretical discipline / Robert Goldfarb; title: Retroactive ethical judgments and human subjects research: the 1939 Tudor Study in context / Nicholas Johnson; title: Appendix : the ASHA Code of ethics; title: Index.