The Ethics of Behavior Modification:Behavior Therapy: Scientific, Philosophical, and Moral Foundations. Edward Erwin; Autonomy Psychotherapy: Authoritarian Control Versus Individual Choice. Lucien A. Buck [Book Review]

Ethics 91 (3):499- (1981)
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