Subject-experimenter perceptions of ethical issues in human research.

[1]  R. Carlson.  Where is the person in personality research? , 1971, Psychological bulletin.

[2]  M. Orne.  On the social psychology of the psychological experiment: With particular reference to demand characteristics and their implications. , 1962 .

[3]  D. D. Simmons.  Client attitudes toward release of confidential information without consent. , 1968, Journal of Clinical Psychology.

[4]  L. J. Stricker,et al.  The true deceiver. , 1967, Psychological bulletin.

[5]  Stanley Milgram,et al.  Issues in the study of obedience: A reply to Baumrind. , 1964 .

[6]  Aroldo Rodrígues,et al.  Ethical Standards of Psychologists , 1968 .

[7]  C. Argyris,et al.  Some unintended consequences of rigorous research. , 1968, Psychological bulletin.

[8]  R. Sanderson,et al.  CHARACTERISTICS OF A CONDITIONED RESPONSE IN HUMAN SUBJECTS DURING EXTINCTION TRIALS FOLLOWING A SINGLE TRAUMATIC CONDITIONING TRIAL. , 1964, Journal of abnormal psychology.

[9]  M. Amrine.  The 1965 Congressional inquiry into testing: a commentary. , 1965, The American psychologist.

[10]  D. Baumrind.  Some thoughts on ethics of research: After reading Milgram's "Behavioral Study of Obedience." , 1964 .

[11]  D P Schultz,et al.  The human subject in psychological research. , 1969, Psychological bulletin.

[12]  S. Milgram.  BEHAVIORAL STUDY OF OBEDIENCE. , 1963, Journal of abnormal psychology.

[13]  J. Seeman.  Deception in psychological research. , 1969 .

[14]  H. Kelman,et al.  Human use of human subjects: the problem of deception in social psychological experiments. , 1967, Psychological bulletin.

[15]  R. Rosenthal.  Experimenter effects in behavioral research , 1968 .