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research methoods
Question | Answer |
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Ethics ETHICAL CONCEPT | refers to the moral principles & codes of behaviour that apply to all psychologist, regardless of the field they work in |
Respect ETHICAL CONCEPT | in research is shown through the consideration of an individual’s welfare but also through the appreciation of their own uniqueness, anatomy and freedom of expression |
Justice ETHICAL CONCEPT | ensures fair treatment for all, from selectioon through to result collection |
Integrity ETHICAL CONCEPT | involves the researchers commitment to the honest conducting and reporting of research. Integrity slso relies upon scrutiny of the research and of its procedures so ttaht the knowledge and understanding gained through research can be trusted |
Voluntary participation PARTICIPANT RIGHT | Willingly decides Must not experience any pressure or coercion nor be threatened with negative consequences (if choose not to participate) |
Informed consent PARTICIPANT RIGHT | Written permission All necessary information . must inform their rights and any possible physical or psychological harm If under 18 -legally unable to give consent- participants parent or guardian should consent |
Withdrawal rights PARTICIPANT RIGHT | Right of the participant to cease their participation without negative consequences or pressure to continue If uncomfortable during any follow up activities & wish to remove results can do so no consequences |
Confidentiality PARTICIPANT RIGHT | Participants right to privacy abt access, storage and disposal of information related to research Involvement in and results from experiments cannot be disclosed to anyone without written consent |
Deception PARTICIPANT RIGHT | Shouldn't occur unless necessary - is used when giving participants information about a study beforehand might influence their behaviours during the study, thus effect the accuracy of the results all patients are thoroughly debriefed |
debriefing PARTICIPANT RIGHT | Participants are informed of the study’s true purpose Correct any mistakes attitudes or beliefs. Explain all deception Provide an opportunity for participants to gain access to info about the study -provide counseling |
beneficence | must investigate the potential benefits of the research to society against the potential risks & discomfort to participants research is considered through the scoop of maximising benefit to society while minimising harm to others |
non-maleficence | When potential harm may be involved, avoiding causing any kind of harm att all. Implies that if potential harm/discomfort is involved the harrm/discomfrtt doesnt outweigh the potential benefits that could eventuate |