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Value neutrality and nondirectiveness: Comments on "future directions in genetic counseling"
Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal 8 (2):161-163 (1998)
Abstract
: Common wisdom in genetic counseling, which is supported by Biesecker, holds that counselors should strive not to influence their clients' decision making. Such a presumption of nondirectiveness is challenged in this commentaryMy notes
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