It happened at horse camp last week. I was idly leaning on the white
corral fence watching my three out-of-town grandmunchkins riding. A young lady
came over to me. She introduced himself. Let's call her Rogette. She
extended her hand. With a tear in her eye, she held mine tightly
From my reading of the report, the APA changed their ethics standards in a way
that made it easier for members to participate in torture. Within the
constraints of the APA’s abilities, they relaxed the one control they had:
violation of ethics standards can mean sanction or expulsion from the AP
There were protests, not huge but not handfuls, either.
I protested in Salt Lake City prior to the invasion of Iraq by W’s gang.
Several hundred people there… a bit of news coverage.
But, none of the protests around the country were enough to shift the national
narrative based on lies.
Paul
Hi
Thanks to Mike for the useful links. I’m curious about a couple of specifics.
1. Were all Psychologists directly involved in torture Clinical
Psychologists, since that would appear to be a prerequisite to working under
the title “psychologist” in most settings? Or does the military hav
If you are a member of APA, you have probably gotten a
copy of this email this morning as I did. For folks who
are no longer APA members, this might be something to
look at in addition to reading to report. The APA also
gives the report a prominent place on its website; see:
http://www.apa.org/
H
