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The Ethical Practice of Psychology in Organizations
from American Psychological Association (APA)

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

• Required Reading for Psychologists in Organizations
  This is a book that all professionals and graduate students in Industrial Psychology and Human Resource Consulting should read. I have used this book, or the earlier version, as a required text in my courses. The authors do an excellent job of showing how the ethical principles can be applied to practical problems, although the coverage appears to be more aimed at practitioners than researchers. The book covers most of the important issues. However, in future editions, I would like to see expanded coverage... more info

• FROM: APA Review of Books, 1999, v. 44, #2, Pp. 169-170
  Review by Marvin Dunnette, U. of Minnesota:

  "Lowman has done a superb job in this book of developing and discussing cases illustrative of a wide range of practices and behaviors that present challenges to professional judgment. This book can be used productively in graduate courses...[and] can also be recommended to current practitioners..."

  Excerpted from: Review by Marvin Dunnette, APA Review of Books, 1999, v. 44, #2, 169-170.

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