Discussion: Toward Elaborating and Implementing a Conceptualization of Healthy, Safe Training Environments

The issue of addressing problems of student competence that arise in training programs has merited increasing attention in the literature. Articles in this special issue discuss problems in student competence from three distinct perspectives: legal and risk management, ecological, and collaborative....

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Published in:Training and education in professional psychology 2008-11, Vol.2 (4), p.215-218
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Learning Environment
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