Ethics - Research Methods (Paper Two Chapter Six)
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- Ethics in Research
- Key Issues
- Confidentiality - telling the participant their information will be kept private, including name and results
- addressed in the brief and debrief
- Deception - not lying to the participants about the true aims of the study
- an exception is when revealing the true aims would not result in a realistic finding
- true aims should be told in the debrief
- an exception is when revealing the true aims would not result in a realistic finding
- Right to withdraw -assuring the participants that they can leave at any time and withdraw their results at the end
- told in the brief, instructions and debrief
- Confidentiality - telling the participant their information will be kept private, including name and results
- Key Issues
- Informed consent - telling participants what the study is about and letting them decide whether they want to partake
- participants under 16 or adults with impairments should give consent with a guardians consent too
- Key Issues
- Confidentiality - telling the participant their information will be kept private, including name and results
- addressed in the brief and debrief
- Deception - not lying to the participants about the true aims of the study
- an exception is when revealing the true aims would not result in a realistic finding
- true aims should be told in the debrief
- an exception is when revealing the true aims would not result in a realistic finding
- Right to withdraw -assuring the participants that they can leave at any time and withdraw their results at the end
- told in the brief, instructions and debrief
- Confidentiality - telling the participant their information will be kept private, including name and results
- gained in the brief
- Protection from harm - not doing anything that will mentally or physically harm the participants
- signs of distress should stop the study
- assured in the brief and assessed in the debrief
- Brief - comes before the study, involving: introduction
- gain consent
- give brief details without hypothosis
- explain that they can withdraw anytime
- introduce self
- Planning
- Standardised instructions - all participants are given the same clear instructions, that may be different due to conditions
- Ethics in Research
- assure confidentiality and that they won't come to any harm
- Debrief - a way to correct ethical breaches, thus done at the end of the study
- a thank you
- ask if they came to any harm during the study
- ask if they wish to withdraw results
- reveal the hypothesis and other conditions (if any)
- ask if they have any questions
- assure confidentiality
- Planning
- Standardised instructions - all participants are given the same clear instructions, that may be different due to conditions
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