Ethics in research

Question 1

Debrief

Answer 1

-Reveal the true purpose of the study at the end of research

Question 2

Deception

Answer 2

-Misleading others through words and actions to create a false belief

Question 3

Right to withdraw

Answer 3

-Can leave study at any time and the data will not be used

Question 4

Informed consent

Answer 4

-Told everything about the study, agreement with the knowledge of the study

Question 5

Privacy

Answer 5

-Not sharing data or information about the participants

Question 6

Protection from harm

Answer 6

-Participants should not be subject to physical or mental harm

Question 7

How can deception be overcome?

Answer 7

• generally should not be done
  -but some situations allow for deception to protect the aim
• this prevents demand characteristics

Question 8

How can the right to withdraw become?

Answer 8

-Before consent is given participants should be told that they can leave at any time and researchers should not ask why they want to leave and must remove their data from the research.

Question 9

How can informed consent be overcome?

Answer 9

• A requirement before the study, does need a signature and children under 16 years old need parental consent

Question 10

how can privacy be overcome?

Answer 10

-participants can remain anonymous

Question 11

How can protection from harm be overcome?

Answer 11

-researcher submits a study proposal, to an ethics comity for approval no harm should occur

Question 12

Why are ethical issues important to be overcome?

Answer 12

-trust
-protection
-legal compliance