Ethical Guidelines for Researching Counselling and Psychotherapy

By T. Bond. 2004

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Subfields: Social Psychology

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1. Terry Hanley
2. William B. Stiles
3. R. Deakin Crick

Citations in the corpus

• Learning how to learn: the dynamic assessment of learning power (2007, background): “Bond ( 2004 ) defines trust as a relationship of such quality that both parties are confident that it can withstand the challenges of inequality, risk, uncertainty and difference.”
• Theory-building case studies of counselling and psychotherapy (2007, background): “Case studies require particular sensitivity to ethical issues of anonymity and informed consent (see discussion of research ethics by Bond, 2004 ).”
• The working alliance in online therapy with young people: preliminary findings (2009, methodology): “This is further informed by the same organisation’s ethical guidelines for research (Bond, 2004) and ethical guidelines for offering online counselling and psychotherapy (Anthony & Jamieson, 2005; Goss, Anthony, Jamieson, & Palmer, 2001).”