Ethics : a case study from fluency

Title:

Ethics : a case study from fluency / edited by Robert Goldfarb.

Format:

Book

Published:

San Diego : Plural Pub., c2006.

Language:

English

Description:

xvi, 216 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.

URL:

http://www.pluralpublishing.com/publications%5Feacs.htm - (Publisher's information.)

Other contributors:

Johnson, Wendell, 1906-1965. Goldfarb, Robert (Robert M.)

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents:

• The stuttering doctor's "monster study" / Gretchen Reynolds
• Diagnosis / Robert Goldfarb
• Research in stuttering at the University of Iowa circa 1939 / Oliver Bloodstein
• The Tudor Study and Wendell Johnson / Ehud Yairi
• Teaching research ethics in communication disorders programs / Barbara Schmidt, Elizabeth Galletta and Loraine K. Obler
• Would today's IRB approve the Tudor Study? : ethical considerations in conducting research involving children with communication disorders / Richard G. Schwartz
• Some physiological studies on stuttering / Katherine S. Harris
• An atheoretical discipline / Robert Goldfarb
• Retroactive ethical judgments and human subjects research: the 1939 Tudor Study in context / Nicholas Johnson.

Subject headings:

Tudor, Mary. Experimental study of the effect of evaluative labeling of speech fluency. Stuttering. Stuttering in children. Stuttering--Research--Moral and ethical aspects. Human experimentation in psychology--Moral and ethical aspects.

Medical subjects:

Human Experimentation--ethics--United States. Child--United States. History, 20th Century--United States. Human Experimentation--history--United States. Research Subjects--psychology--United States. Stuttering--etiology--United States. Stuttering--psychology--United States.

ISBN:

9781597560108 1597560103