Ethical implications of research studies
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- Created on: 03-10-17 19:54
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- Ethical implications of research studies
- Implications of research
- Cost
- Many studies do not consider the participants’ human rights.
- Many ignore the social impact of publishing controversial research
- Some studies affect future human behaviour negatively.
- Benefit
- Better understanding may help in combating racism
- Combating public complacency.
- Making sure justice is served
- May help to combat power abuse in the army
- Helping decide what is suitable for children to watch on T.V.
- Cost
- Evaluation
- Wider impact
- There can be consequences on the p's family, co-workers or social group
- Inadequacy of guideline
- It doesn't ask researchers to consider how the research will be used by others
- disadvantage marginalised groups
- Some groups may be excluded or misrepresented in research
- social sensitivity be avoided
- Leaving out research on homosexuality, race, gender and addiction. could leave psychologists with nothing to study
- Public and policymakers
- Psychologists should take responsibility for what happens to their findings by talking to the public and poilcymakers
- Wider impact
- Social sensitivity
- Research that may have direct social consequences
- Ethical issues
- Privacy
- Confidentiality
- Valid methodology
- Deception
- Informed consent
- Equitable consent
- Scientific freedom
- Ownership of data
- Values
- Risk/benefit ratio
- Implications of research
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