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Ethical concerns of counseling psychologists practicing in business and industry are explored in the context of values conflicts, operational issues, and strategies for resolution. An emphasis is placed on strategies evolving from preparation and self-knowledge.
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Oberer, D., Lee, S. The counseling psychologist in business and industry: Ethical concerns. J Bus Psychol 1, 148–162 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01018810
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