It would be wrong to deny a child access to foster care when she is being abused and neglected just for the sake of scientifically evaluating the effects of foster care against a control group.
Ron Wyden: “It would be wrong to deny a child access to foster care when she is being abused and neglected just for the sake of…”
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Wyden argues against unethical practices in evaluating foster care programs.
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