Some of you were quick to quote the current APA president's denial of the morality of psychologists' assistance in tough, albeit torturous, interrogation techniques, but wasn't it stated APA policy in 2005--that might have been developed by a rigged panel--that psychologists participating in terror-related interrogations are fulfilling "a valuable and ethical role to assist in protecting our nation, other nations, and innocent civilians from harm" that was later to be the center of a vigorous dispute at the 2006 annual conference?
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