Deviance and Decency: The Ethics of Research with Human SubjectsCarl B. Klockars, Finbarr W. O'Connor |
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... The Crime of Galileo . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . STONE , L. ( 1979 ) The Family , Sex and Marriage : England 1500-1800 . New York : Harper & Row . approach will yield excessively permissive and the second excessively ...
... The Crime of Galileo . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . STONE , L. ( 1979 ) The Family , Sex and Marriage : England 1500-1800 . New York : Harper & Row . approach will yield excessively permissive and the second excessively ...
Contents
The Readers Informed Consent | 7 |
The Polar Positions | 13 |
Research Subjects Political Subjects and Human Subjects | 35 |
Copyright | |
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