Research Ethics

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The purpose of ethical guidelines are: To ensure participants are safe, To ensure participants are paid for their time, To ensure the study gets valid responses, To ensure researchers do what they like

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To ensure participants are safe

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A code of ethics is most like...

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A guide for what to consider or do before, during and after research

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What is an ethical consideration?

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Making sure your research does not cause harm or offence.

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What is informed consent?

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When people involved in your research are told what it is about.

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________ is provided before the study begins, in the form of a signature on a detailed form explaining the study the participant will take part in

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Informed consent

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What is meant by de-briefing?

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Giving participants information about the study after it is complete.

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De-briefing includes:
- Explaining the nature and aims of the research
- Giving time to ask questions
- How the data will be stored and used

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All of the above

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If the participants feel unhappy for any reason with the research after the de-briefing, what must they be given? Options: Informed consent, Anonymity, The right to withdraw their data, Payment

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The right to withdraw their data

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When is it best to remind participants of their 'right to withdraw'? Options: Before the study has started, After the study is complete, During the study, Before, during and after the study has taken place

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Before, during and after the study has taken place

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Deception may be justified if...

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There is absolutely no other way to ensure participants will not change their natural behaviour