Table of Contents

I: Evolution of Genetic Counseling; 1: Genetic Counseling: Values That Have Mattered; 2: The Training of Genetic Counselors: Origins of a Psychosocial Model; 3: The Workplace Ideology of Genetic Counselors; 4: When Theory Meets Practice: Challenges to the Field of Genetic Counseling; II: Social and Policy Issues in Genetic Counseling; 5: Risk and the Ethics of Genetic Choice; 6: Discrimination Issues and Genetic Screening; 7: Role of Public Policy in Genetic Screening and Counseling; 8: Parables; III: Future Directions and Ethical Challenges in; 9: Genetic Counseling; 10: The Evolution of Nondirectiveness in Genetic Counseling and Implications of the Human Genome Project; 11: Objectivity, Value Neutrality, and Nondirectiveness in Genetic Counseling; 12: Ethical Obligations of Genetic Counselors; 13: Neutrality Is Not Morality: The Ethics of Genetic Counseling; IV: Appendix

About the Author

Dianne M. Bartels, Bonnie S. LeRoy, Arthur L. Caplan