A questionnaire surveyed unethical behavior in group work, and the respondents' recommendations for dealing with it. Data are analyzed and related to the problem of ethics for group practices. (CJ)

Advocates a naturalistic view of man and the universe as being most consistent with general semantics; a version of a paper presented at International Conference on General Semantics (University of Hawaii, Honolulu, July 29-August 4, 1960). (RD)

Seventy-two second-, third-, and fourth- grade girls were exposed to a video-taped adult model who practiced and/or preached generosity or selfishness. The effect of the model's practices upon Ss donation behavior was marginally significant, but donation behavior was unaffected by either the power or the exhortations of the model. (WY)

Through the use of a self report measure, evidence was provided for the hypothesis that the tendency to adopt either the ethics of personal conscience or the ethics of social responsibility in relation to moral principles is a result of the adherent's underlying personality structure. (Author/KJ)

Librarianship must develop a new awareness and conception of itself and its potential in order to gain the full professional recognition and autonomy it deserves. (Author/AB)

A background is given of the reasons for the development of censorhsip on sex writings. (AB)

Gives opinion on the imposition of moral values by teachers upon students. (LN)

A defence of Piaget's theory of moral development against misunderstandings of his overemphasis on genetic maturation, underemphasis on role of intelligence, and imposition of a "universal order. (MH)

In a study of moral judgment, some children grasped the concept of behavioral intention but did not use it consistently (mediational deficiency); others had the concept but failed to use it at all (production deficiency); and still others did not have the concept (moral realism). Field dependence varied with moral stage. (Author/MJL)

Hypocrisy in librarianship, defined as an intentionally deceptive interpretation of ethical principles, is discussed as an attitudinal issue that negatively affects librarianship on individual and institutional levels and interferes with the primary library mission to provide objective dissemination of knowledge. Twelve references are listed. (EJS)

Distinguishes between professional and moral responsibilities and examines the moral justification of different types of professions: professions with inherent moral purposes, professions practiced within government, and professions with stipulated moral purpose. Applies conclusions reached to the professions of: (1) environmental expert; (2)…