ethics in research

Question 1

Anonymity

Answer 1

no way to connect participants responses to identity

Question 2

Confidentiality

Answer 2

have to keep responses of participants secret and can only be used for purpose of the study

Question 3

Debriefing

Answer 3

-after the study gives full transparency of all details of the study
-addresses issues of deception, and possible harmful affects
-ensures participants leave study with no bad feelings
-uses study to educate participants

Question 4

Deception

Answer 4

goes against the principle of consent

Question 5

passive deception

Answer 5

witholding or omitting info
-researcher intentionally doesn’t want participant to know full details of study

Question 6

passive deception example

Answer 6

don’t tell participants that the purpose of study is to see if staring into each others eyes increases attraction

Question 7

active deception

Answer 7

researchers misinform participants about purpose or aspect of study

Question 8

active deception example

Answer 8

tell participants that treatment given will cure their sickness when it does not

Question 9

Informed consent

Answer 9

-recieve all info that will allow u to fully decided if u want to participate in a study
-describe purpose of research, what will be used, how confidentiality is mandatory, how its voluntary, if they will receive money

Question 10

Tri-Council Policy Statement (TCPS)

Answer 10

-The policy statement reflects the ethical principles agreed to by the three major federally funded research granting agencies:◦ Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR)◦ Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)◦ Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC)