Journal Volume: 12
Journal Issue: 3
Journal Year: 1998
Articles in SafetyLit: 8

Commentary on Herrmann and Yoder's 'The potential effects of the implanted memory paradigm on child subjects'

Ethical dimensions of child memory research

On the ethics of memory implantation research

Protecting innocent defendants, nailing the guilty: a modified sequential lineup

Revisiting the ethics of implanted memory research with children

Risks versus rewards of applied research with children: comments on 'The potential effects of the implanted-memory paradigm on child participants' by Douglas Herrmann and Carol Yoder

The ethics of conducting 'false memory' research with children: a reply to Herrmann and Yoder

The potential effects of the implanted memory paradigm on child subjects