Ethical Issues Flashcards

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What is informed consent

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PPS must be told the purpose and of the investigation and any potential risks
This allows them to make an informed decision on whether to participate

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Limitations of informed consent

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PPS is given full info so leads to demand characteristics- leads to bias
Doesn’t guarantee pps really understand what they are getting into

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What is deception

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Deliberately withholding info about the study

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How to deal with informed consent

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Retrospective- researcher asks for consent to pps after the study
Presumptive consent - researcher asks a similar group to the sample if they would agree to take part of the study
Prior general consent - pps agree to a long list of potential features of a study

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How to deal with deception

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Debriefing-all pps would be debriefed after the study - pps should be told what their data is used for -pps have the right to withdraw or withhold data

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Limitations of deception

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Cost benefit decisions are flawed because they involve subjective judgements and the true value of the study isn’t always apparent after study has been conducted so it is difficult to conduct a cost benefit analysis

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What is the right to withdraw

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Pps can stop participating in a study with no consequences- this includes withdrawing data

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How do you deal with the right to withdraw

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Pps should be informed at the beginning of the study that they have the right to withdraw

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Limitations of the right to withdraw

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People may feel like they can’t withdraw as they may feel like they will spoil the study
Pps are sometimes paid so do not feel like they can withdraw

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What is protection from harm

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In the study pps must be protected from physiological and psychological harm

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How to deal with protection from harm

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Stop the study if harm is suspected
If pps are exposed to psychological harm they should provide counselling

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Limitations of protection from harm

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Harm may not be apparent and hard to judge

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What is confidentiality

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The Right pps have in which personal data of theirs is protected

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How do you deal with confidentiality

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Researches should not record the names of any pps
They should use fake names or numbers

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What is privacy

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A persons right to control the flow of information about themselves

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How do you deal with privacy

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Do not study anyone without their informed consent

17
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What is a content benefit analysis

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A systematic approach to estimating the negatives and positives of any research