Research Ethics Flashcards

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3 Things the Tri-council policy tries to ensure:

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  1. Respect for Persons
  2. Concern for Welfare
  3. Justice
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Respect for persons: issue of deception

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  • deception is used to hide true hypothesis
  • you have to be able to justify your use of deception
  • using deception is disrespectful so benefits have to outweigh the costs
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concern for welfare

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  • has to be a benefit to society

- risk benefit analysis

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justice

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you have to treat everyone fairly and equitably

- inclusion not exclusion

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Animal Ethics: 3 r’s

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  1. replacement
  2. reduction
  3. refinement
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replacement

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if you don’t have to use actual animals don’t

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reduction

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how many animals do you actually have to use

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refinement

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reducing pain and distress

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Human research Ethics Example: Milgram

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got participants to administer shocks

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what milgram got right

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  • participants knew they would be shocking someone or receiving shocks
  • participants fully and humanely debriefed
  • benefits of research vs cost to participants
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