Counseling tends to ignore the analytic contributions of professional philosophy for understanding the nature of value and value theory. Counseling will be a better art when counselors are as concerned with what philosophy says about values as they are with the contributions of the social sciences. (Author)

The data tend to support the hypothesis that subjects debriefed prior to a psychology experiment tend to be suspicious of perceived experimenter expectancy cues and less likely to respond to such cues. (SD)

We are reaching the limit of the ability of economic growth to substitute for moral growth. (Author)

A discussion of Lenin's view of individual moral requirements in a communist society. (JB)

The "metamoral" point of view has the potential for increasing a critic's perceptiveness in analyzing the rhetoric of moral conflict. (RD)

Presents the relative merits of experience and education in the selection of professional personnel to work with the deaf. (MB)

Social scientists who communicate scientific information via the media face challenges because they do not realize that journalists have values different from theirs. Discusses motivations that impel scientists to go public, the conflicting roles into which they, therefore, are cast, and the reasons why journalists regard scientists with…

Provides selections from history, mythology, children's literature, current events, and journalistic accounts that may be used as classroom materials in teaching the value of honesty. Includes a bibliography of resources on honesty. (MJL)