Ethical issues in analyzing FBI surreptitious tapes

Ethical issues in analyzing FBI surreptitious tapes

Ten ethical principles developed by the American Psychological Assoc (APA) to guide research involving human Ss are examined in the context of legal & ethical issues raised by covert tape recordings obtained by the FBI & other law enforcement agencies. The FBI's guidelines for such mate...

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Veröffentlicht in:International journal of the sociology of language 1986, Vol.1986 (62), p.119-128
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