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Michael C. Gottlieb

14 works· latest 2018· 3 institutionscluster: provisional

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Psychological Testing and Assessment2015 · 157 citations
Training ethical psychologists: An acculturation model.2005 · 147 citations
Avoiding exploitive dual relationships: A decision-making model.1993 · 138 citations
Nonrational processes in ethical decision making.2011 · 132 citations
Managing risk when contemplating multiple relationships.2004 · 91 citations

Works

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The benefits of adopting a positive perspective in ethics education.

Training and Education in Professional Psychology·2018·3 authors

12citations

Enhancing professionalism through self-reflection.

Professional Psychology Research and Practice·2017·3 authors

59citations

Psychological Testing and Assessment

Oxford University Press eBooks·2015·3 authors·book

157citations

Introduction: Problems, pitfalls, and potentials.

American Psychological Association eBooks·2015·3 authors·chapter

0citations

Professional decisions and behaviors on the ethical rim.

Professional Psychology Research and Practice·2013·4 authors

29citations

Nonrational processes and ethical complexities.

American Psychologist·2012·5 authors

1citations

ATTORNEYS' BELIEFS AND OPINIONS ABOUT CHILD CUSTODY EVALUATIONS

Family Court Review·2011·3 authors

17citations

Nonrational processes in ethical decision making.

American Psychologist·2011·5 authors

132citations

Is there a slippery slope? Considerations regarding multiple relationships and risk management.

Professional Psychology Research and Practice·2009·2 authors

64citations

Positive Ethics: Themes and Variations

·2009·3 authors·other

80citations

Playing in Their Sandbox: Professional Obligations of Mental Health Professionals in Custody Cases

Journal of Child Custody·2008·3 authors

15citations

Training ethical psychologists: An acculturation model.

Professional Psychology Research and Practice·2005·3 authors

147citations

Managing risk when contemplating multiple relationships.

Professional Psychology Research and Practice·2004·2 authors

91citations

Avoiding exploitive dual relationships: A decision-making model.

Psychotherapy·1993·1 author

138citations