AICE PSYCH MIDTERM REVIEW PT 2 -Sample/Ethics/Animal Ethics

the group, sharing one or more characteristics, from which the sample is formed

• Population Sample

• Random Sample

• Volunteer Sample

• Opportunity Sample

Participants are chosen because they are available; they are already around

• Population Sample

• Random Sample

• Volunteer Sample

• Opportunity Sample

participants are invited to participate and volunteer- often through advertisements or emails

• Population Sample

• Random Sample

• Volunteer Sample

• Opportunity Sample

all members of the population are allocated numbers and a fixed amount are selected in an unbiased way

• Population Sample

• Random Sample

• Volunteer Sample

• Opportunity Sample

problems in research that raise concerns about the welfare of participants (or have the potential for a wider negative impact on society)

• Ethical issue

• Ethical Guidelines

pieces of advice that guide psychologists to consider the welfare of participants and wider society

• Ethical issue

• Ethical Guidelines

Participants have the right to know what will happen in an experiment

• Informed Consent

• Right to Withdraw

• Protection for harm

• Deception

• Debriefing

Participants have the right to leave the study whenever they wish

• Informed Consent

• Right to Withdraw

• Protection for harm

• Deception

• Debriefing

Participants have the right to be protected from psychology and physical harm and should not be exposed to any risk greater than their normal life

• Informed Consent

• Right to Withdraw

• Protection for harm

• Deception

• Debriefing

Participants should not be deliberately misinformed (lied to) about the aim or procedure of the study.

• Informed Consent

• Right to Withdraw

• Protection for harm

• Deception

• Debriefing