Ethical issues in supervision

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Hammond, Sabine and Wingenfeld, Andrea. (2006). Ethical issues in supervision. In In S. Morrissey and P. Reddy (Ed.). Ethics and professional practice for psychologists pp. 138 - 149 Thomson Learning.

Authors	Hammond, Sabine and Wingenfeld, Andrea
Editors	S. Morrissey and P. Reddy
Page range	138 - 149
Year	2006
Book title	Ethics and professional practice for psychologists
Publisher	Thomson Learning
ISBN	9780170131469

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