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Ian Hansen is an Associate Professor of psychology and the 2017 president of Psychologists for Social Responsibility.
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Wednesday, August 23, 2017
Correspondence On An Academic Freedom Controversy This is the edited correspondence demonstrating that there was, at one time, an intention to retract a published article on the psychology-abetting-torture scandal. Push back from psychology dissidents has reduced the likelihood of this retraction going through, however.
Series: The Scandalous "Teachable Ethics Scandal" Retraction (3 Articles, 5378 views)
Wednesday, August 23, 2017Correspondence On An Academic Freedom Controversy This is the edited correspondence demonstrating that there was, at one time, an intention to retract a published article on the psychology-abetting-torture scandal. Push back from psychology dissidents has reduced the likelihood of this retraction going through, however.
Series: The Scandalous "Teachable Ethics Scandal" Retraction (3 Articles, 5378 views)
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Tuesday, August 22, 2017
Torture, Academic Freedom and a Teachable Moment This is the announcement of a competition that Psychologists for Social Responsibility is sponsoring to support an article that has been targeted for retraction. It also includes some description of the article's content--about the teachable features of the psychology-abetting-torture ethics scandal--and why it is so important.
Series: The Scandalous "Teachable Ethics Scandal" Retraction (3 Articles, 5378 views)
Tuesday, August 22, 2017Torture, Academic Freedom and a Teachable Moment This is the announcement of a competition that Psychologists for Social Responsibility is sponsoring to support an article that has been targeted for retraction. It also includes some description of the article's content--about the teachable features of the psychology-abetting-torture ethics scandal--and why it is so important.
Series: The Scandalous "Teachable Ethics Scandal" Retraction (3 Articles, 5378 views)
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Monday, August 21, 2017
An Old Guard Psychologist Inspires a Chill on Academic Freedom This is an article about an attempted retraction that could produce a chill on academic freedom and whitewash history surrounding the scandal of the psychology profession's collusion with torturing U.S. government agencies after 9/11.
Series: The Scandalous "Teachable Ethics Scandal" Retraction (3 Articles, 5378 views)
Monday, August 21, 2017An Old Guard Psychologist Inspires a Chill on Academic Freedom This is an article about an attempted retraction that could produce a chill on academic freedom and whitewash history surrounding the scandal of the psychology profession's collusion with torturing U.S. government agencies after 9/11.
Series: The Scandalous "Teachable Ethics Scandal" Retraction (3 Articles, 5378 views)
