part 4: responsabilities, ethics nd values Flashcards

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values in research

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positivist view of science

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neutral outsider

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researchers strive to be disinterested in political and social values

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liberal relativist

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researcher follow their own conscience in deciding what to research and how to do it

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4
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radical

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the proper role of the research is to improve society

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5
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Nuremberg code

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principal of medical research including voluntary participation, informed consent, and justification of risk expected.
2 key principles: informed consent and confidentiality

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6
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informed consent

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individuals should not be persuaded into research against their will

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7
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declaration of Helsinki

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subject must be volunteers and informed participants

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British sociological association

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as far as possible, sociological research should be based on freely given informed consent

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gatekeepers

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to aid and legitimate access in many studies

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10
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Confidentiality: Declaration of Helsinki

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every precaution should be taken to respect the privacy of the subject and the confidentiality of their personal information

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11
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participatory methods

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useful method when there is a significant imbalance between the researcher and the participant

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