A well-known researcher at a major university has two graduate student assistants. He conducts three studies in his laboratory involving labor-intensive procedures. The graduate research assistants help with data collection. They also help write the discussion section of the final article, adding their thoughts and suggestions to the various drafts. The article is accepted into a leading journal for publication. The primary researcher lists only himself as the article's author, claiming that he wrote at least 75% of the final paper.

• Has the primary researcher committed an error? Why or why not? Explain your answer.
• If you were one of the graduate assistants, how would you handle this scenario?
• Reference the appropriate section of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists or American Counseling Association Code of Ethics to justify your responses.

As a clinician, you are likely to use research when working with clients or programs to remain knowledgeable on current findings and developments. How will you identify ethical problems in research? Provide an example.