Ethics Flashcards

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What are the 4 ethical principles in psychology?

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Respect, competence, responsibility, and integrity

These are the key ethical principles that guide ethical behavior in psychology.

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What is informed consent?

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Consent given by participants after being fully informed about the research

Informed consent is crucial to ensure that participants understand the nature of the study and willingly agree to participate.

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What is deception in research?

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Deceiving participants in any way during the study

Deception should be avoided in research, and if used, it must be justified and minimized.

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What is debriefing in psychology research?

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Providing participants with information and addressing any questions after the study

Debriefing is essential to ensure participants understand the purpose of the study and any potential consequences.

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What is withdrawal from the investigation?

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Informing participants of their right to withdraw from the study at any point

Participants should be aware of their right to withdraw without any consequences.

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What is anonymity and confidentiality in research?

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Ensuring participants’ identities are protected and information is kept confidential

Anonymity and confidentiality are crucial to maintain trust and protect participants’ privacy.

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What is the researcher’s responsibility in protecting participants?

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Protecting participants from physical and psychological harm during the study

Researchers must prioritize the well-being of participants and minimize any potential harm.

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What is the concept of privacy in psychological research?

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Participants have the right to refuse to answer any questions that make them uncomfortable

Respecting participants’ privacy and boundaries is essential in ethical research practices.

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What is presumptive consent?

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Assuming that participants would agree to participate based on similar groups’ responses

Presumptive consent can be used in situations where obtaining individual consent is challenging.

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What is post-event consent?

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Obtaining consent from participants after the study has ended and providing debriefing

Post-event consent allows participants to fully understand the study and consent to their data being used.

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Responsibility

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Protection of data and debrief

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12
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Respect

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Informed consent
right to withdraw
confidentiality

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Integrity

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Deception

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