Observation - Ethical Advantages and Disadvantages Flashcards

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What could overt POs be seen as ethical? (Advantage)

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Because people have informed consent

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What may covert observation be the only way of doing? (Advantage)

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May be the only way of learning about groups

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Why may the use of covert observations be justified? (Advantage)

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If dangerous or illegal activities are exposed

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What about covert observation is immoral? (Disadvantage)

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Deceiving people

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What can’t researchers gain when carrying out a covert observation? (Disadvantage)

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Informed consent

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When will researchers have to lie during a covert observation? (Disadvantage)

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When leaving the group

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What may researchers have to take part on when carrying out covert observation? (Disadvantage)

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Immoral or illegal activities

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What do researchers carrying out overt and/or covert observations have the duty to do? (Disadvantage)

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As witnesses for certain activities, they may have moral or legal duty to intervene or report them to the police

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