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Resistance and adherence to the norms of genetic counseling

1 Sept 1995

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Genetic counseling for women of advanced maternal age who are considering prenatal testing continues to be based on a principle of nondirectiveness. We interviewed 11 genetic counseling students and four counselors about how they experience and manage, in practice, the tensions between the ideology of nondirectiveness and the acknowledged reality that one can never be truly nondirective. We found that our...

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PMID: 24234366
DOI: 10.1007/bf01408406

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