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  1. The Department of Psychology, California State University, Hayward

    Joan E. Sieber (professor)

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She has published extensively on the social psychology of problem solving and decision making, with recent focus on ethical problems and problem solving in behavioral research. She is a member of the State of California Committee for the Protection of Human Subjects and Senior Visiting Research Scholar at the Kennedy Institute of Ethics. Work on a model of ethical-problem solving in social science research, from which this article is derived, is supported by National Science Foundation Grant OSS78-17720.

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Sieber, J.E. Ethics without models. Society 18, 48–51 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02694844

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