conducting socially sensitive research Flashcards

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what are the defining principles and concepts of the socially sensitive debate?

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refers to studies that have the potential to have a negative impact on specific groups of people or society

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what are the three main impacts that research on socially sensitive topics could cause?

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stigma
harm
political consequences

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define stigma

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psychologists should be aware that individuals or groups may experience feelings of shame and exclusion due to sensitive issues explored in research such as gender, culture or illness

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define political consequences

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in some circumstances the outcome of research may have implications for government policy and change the lives of people involved with or affected by the research

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define harm

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some issues may be controversial as they are too private or cause distress

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outline a study that can be associated with stigma

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goulds review showed that yerkes flawed tests suggested that different races have different IQ, this can lead to stigma and stereotyping that certain races are less intelligent

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outline a study that can be associated with harm

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goulds review of yerkes showed that Jewish immigration was restricted, many Jews couldn’t escape Nazi germany

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outline a study that can be associated with political consequences

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banduras study shows that children imitate aggressive behaviour from models, this led to watershed where certain behaviours are banned from television up until a certain time

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