ethical guidelines Flashcards
who does the ethical guides conform to
british psychology society
what are 6 ethical guidelines
informed consent
deception
protection from harm
privacy/confidentiality
giving advice
colleagues
what does informed consent mean
permission from PP
should be informed of anything will affect their willingness to take part
parental consent in case of children
what are 4 ways we can deal with the issue of informed consent
retrospective- they consent after the experiment during debrief
presumptive- presume consent as a similar group has been consented
prior general- telling the PP that they are going to take part in a study but not what it is
right to withdraw
how can we deal with deception
debrief
right to withdraw
how can we deal with protection from harm
defrief
right to withdraw
counselling may be provided
how can we deal with privacy
anonymity (only using numbers to indentify, no published photos, never broadcast footage)
what is in the BPS code of conduct
respect
competence
responsibility
integrity
what do the ethics committees do
weigh up costs and benefits before deciding whether a study should go ahead