Volume Five

October 18, 2002

Introduction to the issue
Demand Characteristics: Toward an Understanding of Their Meaning and Application in Clinical Practice
by Wayne G. Whitehouse, Emily Carota Orne, and David F. Dinges

Target article
On The Social Psychology of the Psychological Experiment: With Particular Reference to Demand Characteristics and Their Implications
by Martin T. Orne

with 9 commentaries
Demand Characteristics in the Laboratory and the Clinic: Conversations and Collaborations With Subjects and Patients
by John F. Kihlstrom

The Nature and Role of Demand Characteristics in Scientific Inquiry
by Ralph L. Rosnow

Experimenter and Clinician Effects in Scientific Inquiry and Clinical Practice
by Robert Rosenthal

Demand Characteristics and the Development of Dual, False Belief Systems
by Loren Pankratz

Hypnosis, Demand Characteristics, and "Recovered Memory" Therapy
by Campbell Perry

Demand Characteristics, Treatment Rationales, and Cognitive Therapy for Depression
by Jonathan W. Kanter, Robert J. Kohlenberg, and Elizabeth F. Loftus

Some Recent Changes in Demand Characteristics in Psychotherapy
by Harold Merskey

Turning Case Reports Into Evidence: The Hidden Role of Demand Characteristics
by Donald P. Spence

Advice and Consent: Demand Characteristics, Ritual, and the Transmission of Practical Wisdom in the Clinical Context
by Robert A. Karlin

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