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ETHICAL ISSUES IN NEUROPSYCHOLOGY

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Safety Concerns radiation (x-rays, radioactive injection), magnetism
as many as 15% of study participants have some kind of brain abnormality that may impact their health provide information on the consent form giving appropriate referral information
Bias in Participant Selection researchers include only those individuals who are not bothered by the procedures involved in data collection
selection criteria designed to reduce variability in their sample Choosing only males, females or right handers reduces generalizabily
research design and methods should be determined by your research question and not the fancy, high-tech equipment you might have access to
Carefully consider whether a traditional experimental design can be used to conduct your study and whether use of advanced technologies is necessary
Become familiar with the basic techniques in neuroscience because they are helpful in interpreting and evaluating research in this growing area of psychology
Be aware of ethical and safety concerns involved with using MR1 machines
tools most commonly used in psychological research EEG, MRI,fMRI, diffusion MRI, and NIRS
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