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Psychologists Should Play No Role in Interrogations Faculty members of the Psychology Department at the University of Rhode Island, by majority vote, have signed a resolution stating that "direct or indirect participation by psychologists in interrogations of prisoners incarcerated in foreign detention centers that do not afford prisoners internationally recognized due process of law is unethical."

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Psychologists Should Play No Role in Interrogations

Faculty members of the Psychology Department at the University of Rhode Island, by majority vote, have signed a resolution stating that "direct or indirect participation by psychologists in interrogations of prisoners incarcerated in foreign detention centers that do not afford prisoners internationally recognized due process of law is unethical."