14. Ethical Implications Of Research Studies And Theory AO3 Flashcards

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Name a strength of ethical implications

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There are benefits of socially sensitive research

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How are there benefits of socially sensitive research

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Studies of underrepresented groups may promote greater understanding to help reduce procedure and encourage acceptance - benefitted society

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How has socially sensitive research benefitted society?

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Research into unreliability of EWT has reduced risk of miscarriages of justice within the legal system - suggests it plays a valuable role in society

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Name a limitation of ethical implications

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Costs and benefits may be difficult to predict

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Explain how research is determined to be ethically acceptable or not

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research that carries ethical implications is scrutinised by ethics committees who’s job it is to weigh up costs and benefits

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What’s an issue related to costs and benefits being difficult to predict

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some social consequences of research involving vulnerable groups may be difficult to anticipate

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What is the main issue with weighing up costs and benefits

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Assessments of ‘worth’ of research are typically subjective - real impact of research can only be fully known once published

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