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Michael Morris is Professor of Psychology at the University of New Haven, where he directs the Master's Program in Community Psychology and does research on ethical conflicts in program evaluation.  He served as the first editor of the Ethical Challenges section of the American Journal of Evaluation, and his research has appeared in Evaluation Review, Evaluation and Program Planning, and the American Journal of Community Psychology, among others.  His books include Evaluation Ethics for Best Practice (Guilford Press, 2008), Poverty and Public Policy, and Myths about the Powerless.    A trainer in evaluation ethics throughout the United States and abroad, he received his Ph.D. in community-social psychology from Boston College.  His hobby is writing and performing humor, and his proudest accomplishment came in 2008, when he was a finalist in the New Yorker magazine cartoon caption contest.  He did not win.