ethical considerations applied and futher

Question 1

withdrawl

Answer 1

participants know that they can choose to withdraw ar any point - even afterwards - with data released them and kept from study

Question 2

deception

Answer 2

deception must be kept to minumum and only ve used in studies whereby it is nessecary

Question 3

debrefiing

Answer 3

after the study participants shpuld be fullly informated of the true nature, aims, data used, where its stored,
harmful consequences should be mitigated and help provided if needed

Question 4

infromed consent

Answer 4

fully understanding the nature of the participation and give consent. clear ways of portraying this. minors need a parent.

Question 5

protection from harm

Answer 5

protecton from harm and long term consequences

Question 6

anoymity and condiedenticiallity

Answer 6

no one can trace results back to person and no personal details provided to researcher

Question 7

informed consent

Answer 7

Saying yes to take part in the study

Participants must be given information about the aim of the study, what is required of them, how long it will take, and any potential risks involved.
Participants must know the full aspects of the study to make an informed decision, rather than feeling coerced into taking part in a study that they are not fully aware of.

Form with all detail and must formally sign

Participants can leave the study any time (right to withdraw)

Confidentiality of results

Question 8

protection from harm

Answer 8

Participants must not be harmed in any way. This can be physical or emotional; embarrassment, anxiety, fear.
No greater harm than what is encountered in everyday life

Topics should be clear and told pre-study

If topics are challenging then counseling should be provided

Again right to withdraw should be available

Question 9

right to withdraw

Answer 9

This means right to withdraw from the study and right to withdraw their data if they want to do so
If topics become challenging or stress enduring which would be harm participants should be encouraged and freely welcomes to leave without un-encouragement

Should be on consent form

Question 10

confidentiality

Answer 10

Nobody outside the experimenters and study should know the names and details of participants, and to which person the results belong.

Due to studies including sensitive data participants should be protected from exposure allowing freedom to be fully honest. If sensitive data is exposed, this may impact participants in daily life jobs, securities ect.

Participant number or fake name may be used
Data must be kept in a safe place, eg a password secured database, and destroyed once finished

Question 11

deception and debrief

Answer 11

This would be to lie or mislead participants in some way
- Withdrawing true aim
- Using conformants
Deception can be used usefully in some studies however has the possibility of participants being in a situation or answered questions they would not initially agree to do so
- Try to avoid
- Should be minor in depiction scale
- Must not results in distress
After the study debriefing must occur, to ensure participants are fully aware of what they took part in and would agree to still be part of the study data.