As a sex therapist and an educator, I keep thinking about what the “Cornell 7” case is illuminating. A brief overview: A woman, publicly identified as Jane Doe, has sued Cornell and... Read more »
Ordinarily, when children under 18 years old need health or mental health services, the clinician requests consent from their parents or legal guardians (Maslyanskaya & Alderman, 2019; McNary, 2014).[1] Parental consent not... Read more »
The Wheel of Consent was developed by Dr. Betty Martin. It’s an incredibly helpful model for understanding and exploring the subtleties of giving and receiving through mindful action, bringing freedom and integrity... Read more »
Informed consent is the process by which researchers ensure that individuals understand a study and voluntarily agree to participate. In the context of psychology research, informed consent means that every participant consents... Read more »