… In September 2016, the Broad Institute announced that it had licensed its patents for the
groundbreaking CRISPR technology on terms intended to benefit a party not at the …

… licensing policies of the patent holder rather than the patent … and licensing practices are
feared to increase the costs of the … On the other hand, competition and development in the field …

… the publisher. This chapter contains a review of the broad historical context of ethical codes
and licensure … an outline of the development of ethical codes and licensure for psychology. …

… the general public of the ethical acceptability of an institution or its activities or projects. Social
license to operate (SLO) is the … attention, especially in the context of controversial projects …

… How prevalent are the licensure requirements as the share of workforce across the nation? …
processes and standards are not uniform across the states, thus, the licensure share of the …

… chological research on “moral licensing” (Monin and … licensing, we find that the actions by
which an individual arrives at a moral decision affect the subsequent choice to behave ethically…

… the answer with an ethicist, an attorney, or a State licensing authority. For the purposes of
this article, ethics … case, whether the discipline is through ethics, law, or licensing, there is the …

… workplace (Castilla & Benard, 2010), we may find that organizational cultures intended to
increase the ethical standards of the organization actually lead to subsequent CSiR. Future …

… kind of charge brought proved to be important: lawyers who violated the ordinary ethical
standards of the layperson were more likely to be caught and severely punished than lawyers …

… most placebo recipients become infected (for statistical reasons), and have a clinical response
that is not more severe than the one associated with natural infection (for ethical reasons). …