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1.Anderson, S. & Kitchener, K. (1998). "Nonsexual posttherapy relationships: A conceptual framework to assess ethical risks." Professional Psychology, Research and Practice. 29(1), 91.
2.Bray, James H. (2002). " Collaborative practice between psychologists and primary care physicians: Marketing your practice." Texas Psychologist. Summer, 23.
3.Campbell, C. & Gordon, M. (2003). "Acknowledging the inevitable: Understanding multiple relationships in rural practice." Professional Psychology, Research and Practice. 34(4), 430.
Costello R, Schneider S, eds. Forensic psychology. San Antonio, TX: San Antonio TPA Foundation; 1991. Chapters:

11.Harrington, R. & Loffredo, D. (1999). "LPA Attitudes: Licensed psychological associates share opinions about credentials." Texas Psychologist. Winter, 38.

12.Houston, S. & Marinelli, M. (2002). "When can you disclose confidential client mental health information." Texas Psychologist. Summer, 6.

13.Inciardi, J. . "Chapter 5: The process of justice: An overview." Criminal Justice. 6th ed. Harcourt Brace College Pub, 1999.

25.Teske, Raymond H.C.Jr., ed.. Crime and Justice in Texas. Huntsville:Sam Houston State University, The Center, 1995.. Excerpts:

26.Truscott, D., Evans, J., & Mansell, S. (1995). "Outpatient psychotherapy with dangerous clients: A model for clinical decision making." Professional Psychology, Research and Practice. 26(5), 484-490.

27.Woody, R.. "Negligence and standard of care." in Fifty Ways to Avoid Malpractice. Sarasota: Professional Resource Exchange, 1988, 43-68.

28.Wright, R. (1981). "What to do until the malpractice lawyer comes." American Psychologist. 36(12), 1535-1541.

29. TSBEP Newsletter:

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