ethical implications Flashcards
ethical implications
consequences of any research in terms of the effect on individual participants or the way which certain groups are subsequently regarded. there may also be consequence on a wider societal level.
ethical guidelines
established to protect participants and guide researchers
social sensitivity
sieber and stanley defined socially sensitive research as research as ‘studies in which there are potential consequences or implications either directly for the participants in the research or for the class of individuals represented by the research’
dealing with participants
informed consent, confidentality and psychological harm
strength of socially sensitive research
benifits for the group who have been studied, certain groups eg policy makers, rely on research related to socially sensitive issues
weakness of socially sensitive research
findings can effect particular groups of people