M1 W3: Research Ethics Flashcards
(17 cards)
Commonly used by professionals who interview children about suspected sexual abuse
Human figure drawing (HFD)
What is the medical journal that published an article of interest to many psychologists in 1998.
The Lancet
Branch of philosophy that is concerned with morality. It refers to a set of principles and practices that provide moral guidance in a particular field.
Ethics
The general moral principles of weighing risks against: (4)
Benefits, acting with integrity, seeking justice, respecting people’s rights and dignity
Set of 10 principles written in conjunction with the trials of Nazi physicians accused of shockingly cruel research on concentration camp prisoners during WWII
Nuremberg Coder
A similar ethics code that was created by the World Medical Council in 1964
Declaration of Helsinki
One of the earliest ethics code that provided a standard against the behaviour of men on trial. It was particularly clear about the importance of carefully weighing risks against benefits and the need for informed consent.
Nuremberg Code
When was the most recently revised version of The Declaration of Helsinki?
2004
A set of federal guidelines in the United States that concerns about the Tuskegee study, explicitly recognized the principle of seeking justice, including the importance of conducting research in a way that distributes risks and benefits fairly across different groups of at the societal level.
Belmont Report
What are the federal regulations three levels of risk
1) Exempt research
2) Minimal Risk Research
3) Atrisk Research
The use of standard psychological measures and surveys of a insensitive nature that are administered in a way that maintains confidentiality
Exempt Research
Research on the effectiveness of normal educational activities and using existing data from public sources
Except Research
Exposes participants to risks that are no greater than those encountered by healthy people in daily life or during routine physical or psychological examinations
Minimal Risk Research
Poses greater than minimal risk and must be reviewed by the IRB
Atrisk Research
This was first published in 1953 which includes 150 specific ethical standards that psychologists and their students are expected to follow.
APA Ethics Code
The process of informing research participants as soon as possible of the purpose of the study, revealing any deception, and correcting any other misconceptions they migh have
Debriefing
Generally means indicating direct quotations with quotation marks and providing a citation to the source of any quotation or idea used.
Proper acknowledgement
