ethics in application Flashcards
(9 cards)
confidentiality
you might fill out a survey, but your name could be recorded (for example, for follow-up). The data would not be linked to your identity in any publication, but the researcher knows who you are.
anonomous
no names or identifying information are recorded, and the researcher would have no way of knowing who answered which questions
objectivity
remaining unbiased to ensure not reporting false data to others and influencing lives unethically
Objectivity in psychology means minimizing bias in how research is conducted, interpreted, and applied. Maintaining objectivity is ethically important because biased or misapplied findings can harm individuals or groups, especially in sensitive areas like mental health, education, or diagnosis
reflexivity
the researcher being transparent on their influence in the princess and letting people know who why and motivation for the study as this can influence the interpretations means and make bias in its application due to personal re;evance of the matter
anyonymity
participants’ identifications are kept hidden to protect rights of participants and ensures honesty. Researchers remain unbiased on the person producing info, and rather the patterns.
biase
Will it prejudice one group? Gender, ethnicity do these need to be said
Lead to what societal influence
People take them as facts as its research done highly so they must be transparent about weaknesses
causality
Why did they run this study and what was the intention of application motivation and funding
Media respresentatiobs
Stigmas in society!!!!
Consequences or applications of findings should be outlines
overall genrelizing
- is there researcher bias wich make application untheical,
- is there sample bias so its not replicatal and therefore may predudice one group
- is there triangulations and peer reviews
- anaonymity and confidentiality to ensure ethics and honesty
