Moral deliberations

Question 1

code that recognises that humans taking part in research need protection =

Answer 1

nuremburg code

Question 2

what are research ethics?

Answer 2

ways to assess potential risk vs. benefits doing research

Question 3

moral deliberation rarely results in an ________ answer

Answer 3

unambiguous

Question 4

what are the 4 main ethical principles?

Answer 4

respect, maximising effect/minimising harm, scientific integrity, social responsibility

Question 5

respect for the automnity and dignity of persons includes?

Answer 5

consent, confidentiality, anonymity, fair treatment

Question 6

which principle considers research activities from the perspective of ppts to avoid risks of physical and mental health?

Answer 6

maximising effect and minimising harm

Question 7

which principle makes sure research is well designed to maximise scientific knowledge and avoid wasting participant contributions?

Answer 7

scientific integrity

Question 8

which principle allows for being aware go social aspects of conducting research such as communication of research results and interpretation of research outcomes?

Answer 8

social responsibility

Question 9

what are 4 different types of research malpractice?

Answer 9

fabrication/manipulation of data, plagiarism, incorrect data processing, dubious analysis practices

Question 10

how is ACCOUNTABILITY carried out in a study?

Answer 10

gaining informed consent, respect via clear info about aims, methods, data storage, demonstration of scientific integrity, risk and benefits description, evidence of social responsibility

Question 11

how is CONSENT obtained in a study?

Answer 11

ppts shouldn’t be coerced, no large financial incentives or free therapy, free to withdraw without any reason without consequence

Question 12

when should consent be sought during a qualitative interview?

Answer 12

before, during and after (difficult to predict direction the convo will take)

Question 13

what is the difference between anonymity and confidentiality?

Answer 13

anonymity = no info is collected from the ppt that could identify them, confidentiality = info is collected that could identify them but is kept confidential

Question 14

if data is anonymous does it have to conform to the processes outlined in the GDPR?

Answer 14

no

Question 15

if data is not anonymous but you are keeping it confidential do you have to comply with regulations by GDPR?

Answer 15

yes

Question 16

what does GDPR do?

Answer 16

aims to protect personal data