588 Artículos relativos a Control de la Conducta

• Editorial: The new psychosurgery.
  Publicado en JAMA
• Brain surgery in aggressive epileptics. Social and ethical implications.
  Publicado en JAMA
• Evaluating psychotherapies.
  Publicado en Hastings Cent Rep
• Ethical issues in behavioral control.
  Publicado en J Nerv Ment Dis
• Therapies. A clear and present danger.
  Publicado en Am Psychol
• An act relating to medical practices; creating new provisions; amending ORS 677.190; and declaring an emergency. Approved 21 Jul 1973.
  Publicado en Laws State Or Or
• Knecht v. Gillman. 5 Dec 1973.
  Publicado en Fed Report
• Biomedics, psychosurgery and laissez-faire.
  Publicado en Christ Century
• John Doe's dilemma: legal resistance to psychosurgery.
  Publicado en North Carol Centr Law J
• Aggression: changing behavior.
  Publicado en Civil Lib
• Drug control of school children: the child's right to choose.
  Publicado en South Calif Law Rev
• Drugs and sexual offenders.
  Publicado en New Sci
• Chemical castration.
  Publicado en New Sci
• Chemical castration.
  Publicado en New Sci
• Reducing libido.
  Publicado en New Sci
• A two-year suspension of federal support of projects involving psychosurgery.
  Publicado en Congr Rec (Dly Ed)
• Federal funding for behavior modification.
  Publicado en Congr Rec (Dly Ed)
• Debate over benefits and ethics of psychosurgery involves public.
  Publicado en JAMA
• Therapy for criminals.
  Publicado en Times (Lond)
• The promise and peril of psychosurgery.
  Publicado en Saturday Rev World
• Psychosurgery; mental progress or medical nightmare?.
  Publicado en Priv Pact
• Behavior control: need for new myths.
  Publicado en Engage Soc Action
• The American way of drugging: drugs, doctors, and junkies.
  Publicado en Society
• New prison stirs experiment fears.
  Publicado en Washington Post
• On the ethics of intervention in human psychological research: with special reference to the Stanford Prison Experiment.
  Publicado en Cognition
• Ethical issues of psychological and psychotherapeutic means of behavior control: is the moral contract being observed?.
  Publicado en Hastings Cent Rep
• The second wave.
  Publicado en Ment Hyg
• Reflections concerning violence and the brain.
  Publicado en Crim Law Bull
• Physical manipulation of the brain.
  Publicado en Hastings Cent Rep
• Loosing the chains: in-hospital civil liberties of mental patients.
  Publicado en Santa Clara Lawyer
• Skinner and the nature of man.
  Publicado en New Scholasticism
• The law and the biological revolution.
  Publicado en Columbia J Law Soc Probl
• Behaviorial science and social conscience.
  Publicado en Am Psychol
• Big brother and psychotechnology.
  Publicado en Psychol Today
• Behavior control: a moral imperative.
  Publicado en Relig Humanism
• Future of psychosurgery in doubt.
  Publicado en Nature
• New threats to blacks: brain surgery to control behavior.
  Publicado en Ebony
• Token and taboo: behavior modification, token economies, and the law.
  Publicado en Calif Law Rev
• Legal implications of biomedical science and technology in the twenty-first century.
  Publicado en Can Bar Rev
• Skinner redux.
  Publicado en Harpers (N Y N Y)
• The new biotechnology and the role of legal intervention.
  Publicado en Am J Orthopsychiatry
• Psychosurgery: ethical issues and a proposal for control.
  Publicado en Am J Orthopsychiatry
• Ethical considerations in behavior control.
  Publicado en Tex Rep Biol Med
• A clockwork orange--or just a lemon?.
  Publicado en Hastings Cent Rep
• Harm, offense, and nuisance. Some first steps in the establishment of an ethics of treatment.
  Publicado en Am Psychol
• Legal and ethical aspects of behavior control.
  Publicado en Am J Psychiatry
• Pots and black kettles: a philosopher's perspective on psychosurgery.
  Publicado en Boston Univ Law Rev
• Psychotherapy and ethics.
  Publicado en Cornell J Soc Relat
• Behavioral modification as a potential infringement on prisoners' right to privacy.
  Publicado en New Engl J Prison Law
• Of mad dogs and scientists: the perils of the "criminal-insane".
  Publicado en Univ PA Law Rev
• Behavior control.
  Publicado en Cathol Mind
• Technology and social control: some aspects of psychosurgery and psychotechnology.
  Publicado en Edcentric
• Torts--informed consent--an involuntarily confined mental patient cannot give informed consent to experimental psychosurgery.
  Publicado en Wayne Law Rev
• Psychosurgery: a neuropsychological perspective.
  Publicado en Boston Univ Law Rev
• The sanctity of life.
  Publicado en J Soc Philos
• Surgical control of behavior.
  Publicado en Linacre Q
• Aversion therapy and the involuntarily confined: rehabilitation or retribution?.
  Publicado en Univ Fla Law Rev
• LEAA halts behavior modification funding.
  Publicado en Congr Rec (Dly Ed)
• Ethical issues and answers to behavior modification.
  Publicado en Correct Soc Psych J Behav Tech Methods Ther
• Legislating the control of behavior control: autonomy and the coercive use of organic therapies.
  Publicado en South Calif Law Rev
• Aversion therapy: punishing of people to change behavior gains use, controversy.
  Publicado en Wall St J (East Ed)
• Psychosurgery: an NAMH position statement.
  Publicado en Ment Health (Lond)
• Behaviour modification in the limelight.
  Publicado en Nature
• Behavior modification for patients and prisoners: constitutional ramifications of enforced therapy.
  Publicado en J Psychiatry Law
• Guilt by physiology: the constitutionality of tests to determine predisposition to violent behavior.
  Publicado en South Calif Law Rev
• Behavior modification: legal limitations on methods and goals.
  Publicado en Notre Dame Lawyer
• Behavior control warnings.
  Publicado en Christ Sci Monitor (East Ed)
• Psychiatric oppression of prisoners.
  Publicado en Psychiatr Opin
• Recent legislation prohibiting the use of prison inmates as subjects in medical research.
  Publicado en New Engl J Prison Law
• Underlying a method: is psychosurgery an acceptable treatment for "hyperactivity" in children?.
  Publicado en Ment Hyg
• "Behavior mod" behind the walls.
  Publicado en Time
• Behavior modification and other legal imbroglios of human experimentation.
  Publicado en J Urban Law
• The "behavior mod" squad.
  Publicado en Saturday Rev World
• Behavior control: big brother comes.
  Publicado en Intellect Dig
• Controlling behavior through drugs.
  Publicado en Stud Hastings Cent
• Crime and the clockwork lemon.
  Publicado en Hum Behav
• Psychiatric violence against prisoners: when therapy is punishment.
  Publicado en Miss Law J
• Genocide of the mind.
  Publicado en Sci People
• The politics of reinforcement.
  Publicado en Psychotherapy
• Skinner versus freedom: concurrence and dissent.
  Publicado en Cumberland Samford Law Rev
• The 'sacred natural process' interpretation.
  Publicado en J Soc Philos
• The pacification of the brain.
  Publicado en Psychol Today
• Carrots and sticks.
  Publicado en Newsweek
• Medical and psychological experimentation on California prisoners.
  Publicado en Univ Calif Davis Law Rev
• Behavior modification: psycho-fascism in disguise.
  Publicado en Polit Aff
• Human rights and behavior modification.
  Publicado en Ment Retard
• The right against treatment: behavior modification and the involuntarily committed.
  Publicado en Cathol Univers Law Rev
• Biomedical technology--the ethical dilemmas.
  Publicado en JSAC Grapevine
• kaimowitz v. Department of Mental Health: a right to be free from experimental psychosurgery?.
  Publicado en Boston Univ Law Rev
• Drugs & competing drug ethics.
  Publicado en Stud Hastings Cent
• An ethical basis for social control.
  Publicado en Psychology
• Behavior modification: answers to some ethical questions.
  Publicado en Psychol Sch
• Psychosurgery and other somatic means of altering behavior.
  Publicado en Bull Am Acad Psychiatry Law
• Electroconvulsive therapy and the illusion of treatment.
  Publicado en Psychol Rep
• Psychosurgery: viewpoint of a black neurosurgeon.
  Publicado en Urban Health
• Behavior therapy and civil liberties.
  Publicado en Am Psychol
• Institutionalization, deinstitutionalization and the adversary process.
  Publicado en Columbia Law Rev
• Can convicts consent to castration?.
  Publicado en Hastings Cent Rep
• Behavior control and the limits of reform.
  Publicado en Hastings Cent Rep
• Psychosurgery--the handmaiden of the technological society.
  Publicado en Med J Aust