Becoming invisible: The ethics and politics of imperceptibility

Ethics and the Invisible Psychologist

Psychologists have historically conducted research, taught, and provided human services directly with and for people who could readily identify the providers as psychologists. Increasingly, psychologists find themselves engaged in supplying consulting services that affect the lives of many people but take place without public scrutiny or identification. In these situations, the client may be a ...

Becoming Invisible: Elder as Teacher

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The Ethics and Politics of Human Experimentation

Becoming invisible: The effect of triangulation on children's well-being.

The study explored children's experience of triangulation in their families. In all, 15 children aged 11-16 years, who were attending an early intervention family therapy service, participated in the study. The children's understandings and emotional experience of triangulation were explored by comparing their responses to pictures from the Separation Anxiety Test (SAT) and a set of pictures de...