8.2 - general principles Flashcards
1
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General principles
A
These are not rules, discretion and interpretation required when applying.
Circumstances dictate what is appropriate.
2
Q
What are the four ethical principles
A
- Respect
- Competence
- Responsibility
- Integrity
3
Q
Respect
A
for the autonomy and dignity of persons
4
Q
Competence
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- scientific value
- poorly designed and conducted research is a waste of
resources
5
Q
Responsibility
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- social responsibility
- psychology exists in the context of society and its
collective duty is the welfare of other human beings
and non-human beings
6
Q
Integrity
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- maximising benefit and minimising harm
- researcher responsible to consider from position of
participant - serve interests and well-being of participants, including
their personal values and dignity - research must be aware of the above (re participant) and minimise or obviate risks