Have the subjects of the study made an informed consent to take part?
Have the parents of child subjects given informed consent to the research procedures?
Have payments been used to induce risk taking behaviour?
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Deception
Deception;
Have the subjects been deceived?
Was there any other way to carry out the study other than by using deception?
Have the procedures been approved by other psychologists?
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2 of 7
Debriefing
Debriefing;
Have the subjects been effectively debriefed?
Has any stress caused by the procedures been removed?
3 of 7
Withdrawal
Withdrawal from the investigation;
Are the subjects clear that they can withdraw from the study at any time without penalty or scorn?
4 of 7
Confidentiality
Confidentiality;
Participants in psychological research have the right to expect that information they provide will be treated confidentially.
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Protection of particpants
Protection of participants;
Investigators must protect participants from physical and mental harm during the investigation.
6 of 7
Observational Research
Observational research;
Unless the participants give the consent to being observed, observational research must only take place where those observed could normally be expected to be observed by strangers
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