Ethics

Question 2

Ethical issues

Answer 2

Moral concerns arising from research

Question 3

Deception

Answer 3

Deliberately misleading or falsely informing participants about the nature of research

Question 4

Risks of stress anxiety pain or humiliation

Answer 4

Research that could induce more than minimal pain through repetitive or prolonged testing
Invasive testing such as administration of drugs, or vigorous physical exercise would not be considered as everyday life and considered unethical

Question 5

Risks to participants values beliefs relationships

Answer 5

Research that is likely to face this type of risk focuses on socially sensitive topics eg sexuality
And includes potentially sensitive data

Question 6

Confidentiality

Answer 6

Third parties should not be able to trace info back to individual participants. Achieved through anonymity
Using numbers

Question 7

Working with vulnerable individuals

Answer 7

Children under age 16
Lacking mental capacity
People in care
And people engaged in illegal activity such as drug use
Issues of consent

Question 8

Working with animals

Answer 8

Research with animals is strictly controlled
Ethical guidelines
3Rs
Must have licenses from home office

Question 9

Ways of dealing with ethical issues

Answer 9

Ethical committees
Guidelines
Debriefing
Right to withdraw

Question 10

Ethical guidelines

Answer 10

Provide a set of moral principles that guide research from its inception through to completion and publication of results

Question 11

Ethical committees

Answer 11

The board in place to ensure proposed research meets the standards of the current ethical codes of conduct and guidelines
There will be cost benefit analysis and suggestions for any modifications

Question 12

Debriefing

Answer 12

A method which aims to ensure participants are aware of the true nature of the study (overcoming deception) it should return the participant back to their original state