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Ethical Human Psychology and Psychiatry is a journal founded by controversial psychiatrist Peter Breggin in 2002. It is peer reviewed and "is the official journal of the International Center for the Study of Psychiatry".[1] The stated goal of the publication is to "raise the level of scientific knowledge and ethical discourse, while empowering professionals who are devoted to principled human sciences and services unsullied by professional and economic interests".[2]
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- ^ http://www.springerpub.com/journalsamples/150X-guidelines.pdf
- ^ IngentaConnect Publication: Ethical Human Psychology and Psychiatry
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