All Stories

  1. Military and public safety psychology.
  2. Medical assistance in dying (MAiD): Ethical considerations for psychologists.
  3. Learning to paddle against the current: A commentary on Conrad’s (2019) “Moving upstream in the post-Hoffman era when ethical responsibilities conflict with the law”.
  4. Ethical claims for outcome monitoring: A reply to Pinner and Kivlighan (2018).
  5. Historical Analysis: Editors’ Reflections on 50 Years of the Journal of Pediatric Psychology
  6. When parents abuse children by causing medical problems.
  7. Oxford Handbook of Psychotherapy Ethics
  8. Emotional support animal assessments: Toward a standard and comprehensive model for mental health professionals.
  9. Marijuana use raises special mental health practice issues, even in states where the drug is legal.
  10. How to practice ethically in medical settings.
  11. Psychometric Properties of the Death Anxiety Scale-Extended among Patients with End-Stage Renal Disease
  12. Understanding fees in mental health practice
  13. Ethical Issues in the Treatment of Suicidal Military Personnel and Veterans
  14. Common Ethical Transgressions by Private Practitioners
  15. Perceived Risks and Benefits in a Text Message Study of Substance Abuse and Sexual Behavior
  16. Ethical issues in psychology and juvenile justice.
  17. Juggling Porcupines
  18. Research Ethics and Private Harms
  19. Discredited Assessment and Treatment Methods Used with Children and Adolescents: A Delphi Poll
  20. The Affordable Care Act: Threat or menace to ethical practice
  21. Managing Your Managed Care Contracts
  22. Prototype Mental Health Records
  23. Normal Medical Laboratory Values and Measurement Conversions
  24. Dealing with Subpoenas
  25. Dealing with Licensing Board and Ethics Complaints
  26. Understanding Legal Terms of Special Interest in Mental Health Practice
  27. Assessing the Quality of a Psychological Testing Report
  28. The Tonsil Party and a Career in Pediatric Psychology
  29. Treating children and adolescents.
  30. Co-parenting Children with Chronic Medical Conditions
  31. Assisting Attorneys in Psychological Cases: Stealth Consultant or Hired Gun?
  32. Ethical and Legal Considerations for Internet-Based Psychotherapy
  33. What Does Not Work? Expert Consensus on Discredited Treatments in the Addictions
  34. Any minute now but far far away: Electronically mediated mental health.
  35. Ethics and the invisible psychologist.
  36. What Doesn't Work? Discredited Treatments in the Addictions
  37. Ethical challenges in mental health services to children and families
  38. Twenty-first century ethical challenges for psychology.
  39. What Scientists Want from Their Research Ethics Committee
  40. Ethical Issues in Forensic Assessment of Children and Adolescents
  41. Discredited psychological treatments and tests: A Delphi poll.
  42. An adventure in multicultural medicine
  43. The IRB Paradox: Could the Protectors Also Encourage Deceit?
  44. Following the money: Economic inhibitors of change affecting graduate education in clinical psychology
  45. Ethics and the Advertising of Professional Services: Blame Canada.
  46. Ethical issues in psychotherapy with adolescents
  47. Ethical Implications of Counseling Center--Administration Relations
  48. Mentor revealed: Masculinization of an early feminist construct.
  49. Using the CABLES Model to Assess and Minimize Risk in Research: Control Group Hazards
  50. Medical crisis counseling in a health maintenance organization: Preventive intervention.
  51. Preventive psychosocial intervention in cancer treatment: Implications for managed care.
  52. Regulation of telepsychology: A survey of state attorneys general.
  53. Afterthoughts on child custody evaluations.
  54. Helping children to cope: Clinical issues for acutely injured and medically traumatized children.
  55. Addressing loss of control in chronic illness: Theory and practice.
  56. Ethics and the American Psychological Association
  57. Mental health consultation in the pediatric intensive care unit.
  58. Goals and practical considerations in outpatient medical crises intervention.
  59. Confidentiality in psychological practice
  60. Empirical Research on Child Maltreatment and the Law
  61. Managed care: Hidden benefits or delusional thinking?
  62. Psychological science and the use of anatomically detailed dolls in child sexual-abuse assessments.
  63. The commerce of professional psychology and the new ethics code.
  64. Preventive intervention following a child's death.
  65. APA and the FTC: New adventures in consumer protection.
  66. The Institutional Review Board as a mirror of scientific and ethical standards.
  67. Psychological Consultation to a Pediatric Oncology Unit
  68. Identifying and Reporting Child Sexual Abuse
  69. Evolution of practice in child psychotherapy.
  70. Perceptions of Medical Compliance in Children and Adolescents with Cystic Fibrosis
  71. Professional judgment and child abuse reporting in sexual abuse cases.
  72. Questionable methods in alcoholism research.
  73. To be or not to be?: Accreditation, credentialing, and applied developmental psychology
  74. Confirming content validity in the dark.
  75. Community consultation in socially sensitive research: Lessons from clinical trials of treatments for AIDS.
  76. MEDICAL COMPLIANCE AND COPING WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS
  77. Memorable Patients
  78. Coping with a death from cancer.
  79. Predicting medical compliance among adolescents with cystic fibrosis.
  80. Treatment of the Child with Life-Threatening Illness
  81. Coping with Survivorship in Childhood Cancer: Family Problems
  82. Terminal care and survivorship in pediatric chronic illness
  83. Psychology and primary health care for children.
  84. Communication of the cancer diagnosis to pediatric patients: impact on long-term adjustment
  85. "Studying cancer survivors": The authors reply.
  86. PSYCHOLOGICAL ADJUSTMENT AMONG PEDIATRIC CANCER SURVIVORS
  87. Pediatric cancer: Psychosocial problems and the high costs of helping
  88. Visible physical impairment and psychological adjustment among pediatric cancer survivors
  89. Psychiatric sequelae of surviving childhood cancer.
  90. Pediatric cancer survival and marriage: Issues affecting adult adjustment.
  91. Credentialing in psychology: Close encounters with competence?
  92. Impact of Childhood Cancer on Siblings
  93. Issues in the evaluation of mental health services for children.
  94. Current practices in child psychotherapy.
  95. Advertising for psychologists: Pride and prejudice or sense and sensibility?
  96. Bathroom behavior and human dignity.
  97. Civil liberties and aversive conditioning for children.
  98. Emerging Selfhood and Cognitive Development
  99. Talking with children about death.
  100. Perceptual Rigidity in Paranoid Schizophrenia: Use of Projective Animal Drawings
  101. American "Sex Psychopath" Laws: Injustice in Practice
  102. Childhood, death, and cognitive development.
  103. Swimming, competence, and personality change.
  104. Professional ethics in the United States.
  105. Ethics in psychotherapy.
  106. Addressing ethical and legal issues in clinical supervision.