Ethical Issues Flashcards

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Who set up the ethical guidelines?

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British Psychological Society (BPS)

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What are the 10 ethical guidelines?

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1) Briefing
2) Informed Consent
3) Presumptive Consent
4) Prior General Consent
5) Retrospective Consent
6) Deception
7) Right to withdraw
8) Confidentiality/ Anonymity
9) Protection from harm
10) Debriefing

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What is Briefing?

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The* aims, method and location* of the study are explained to participants at the beginning of the study
You* inform them about their rights* and give them a consent letter to sign.

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What is informed consent?

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Granting participants consent to do the study and giving them all the details

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What is Presumptive Consent?

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A group of people similar to the participant are asked for their consent and if they agree the consent from the original participant *is presumed *

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What is Prior General Consent?

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Participants give permission to take part in a number of studies including one that will involve deception

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What is Retrospective Consent?

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Participant are asked for consent afterwards, during debriefing

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What is deception?

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Lying to participants, no deception about the aims of the study unless it can be justified

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What is the Right to Withdraw?

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*Participants must be given the right to quit *the study whenever, even at the end

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What is Confidentiality/Anonymity?

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1) Confidentiality - when the researcher promises not to share the participants data
2) Anonymity - *Not sharing the participants personal information *

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What is Protection from harm?

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Idea that *participants must be protected from psychological and physical harm. *This can be reduced by:
1) Offering *details of psychological associations and have a therapist *on site (psychological )
2) Have a first aid team on site (physical)

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What is debriefing?

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A briefing at the end of the study where ppts: are thanked, given the right to withdraw & remind them, check on them and allow questions

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What must a consent letter include?

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1) Purpose of the study and an outline of method and results
2) Length of the study
3) Inform them about the right to withdraw
* begin letter with Dear participant and sign off with yours sincerely/ kind regards

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What must a debrief letter include?

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Psychologists must thank ppts for taking part and remind them again of their right to withdraw
Leave contact further information

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