<i>Ethical Principles</i> and <i>Standards</i>: A Racial‐Ethnic Minority Research Perspective
Counseling and ValuesPublished 1 April 1991
Josefina Casas, Chalmer E. Thompson
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This article directs attention to philosophical changes that if implemented would make Ethical Principles and Standards more responsive and relevant to the pragmatic research needs of minorities .
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