Ethical and Professional Issues in Computer-Assisted Therapy.

Authors :: Ford, B. Douglas
Source :: Computers in Human Behavior. Win 1993 9(4):387-400.
Publication Year :: 1993
Abstract: Discusses ethical and professional issues in psychology regarding computer-assisted therapy (CAT). Topics addressed include an explanation of CAT; whether CAT is psychotherapy; software, including independent use, validation of effectiveness, and restricted access; clinician resistance; client acceptance; the impact on ethical standards; and a suggestion for appropriate guidelines. (Contains 91 references.) (LRW)

Language :: English
ISSN :: 0747-5632
Volume :: 9
Issue :: 4
Database :: ERIC
Journal :: Computers in Human Behavior
Publication Type :: Report
Accession number :: EJ471099
Document Type :: Information Analyses<br />Opinion Papers<br />Reports - Descriptive<br />Journal Articles