ethical consiooderations

Question 1

consent

Answer 1

participants should give informed consent

Question 2

withdrawal

Answer 2

participants have the right to withdraw from research(and to withdraw data from the study)

Question 3

deception

Answer 3

researchers should avoid deceiving participants wherever possible

Question 4

protection from harm

Answer 4

participants should be protected from physical and psychological harm

Question 5

confidentiality

Answer 5

data should be kept confidential

Question 6

debriefing

Answer 6

participants should receive a debrief so that they leave the research in the same state of mind as when they left.

Question 7

observational research

Answer 7

participants should only be observed in places where they could reasonable except to be observed

Question 8

what is a negat ive to ethics

Answer 8

it means that potential research that could have had practical applications ,now means the researcher are more more restricted in areas they investigate.

Question 9

Respect(broader ethical principle)

Answer 9

-informed consent
-right to withdraw
-confedentiallity

Question 10

competence

Answer 10

-researches should not give advice beyond they are competent to give

Question 11

responsibility

Answer 11

-protection of harm from participants
-debreif

Question 12

integrity

Answer 12

deception

Question 13

benefits of ethics

Answer 13

-it avoids leaving ps in worse state then when they entered the study
-it enhance the It means that a study should produce the same results if repeated exactly, either by the same researcher or by another reputation of psychology as an academic discipline
-could potentiallyy get further ps fro studys

Question 14

negatives of ethics

Answer 14

-it can prevent research that might be worthwhile
-it can reduce accuracy of the study if they know the aim of the study
-demand characteristics