What is informed consent in research?

• Informed consent is not necessary in research

• Informed consent in research involves providing participants with all relevant information about the study and ensuring they voluntarily agree to participate.

• Informed consent can be obtained after the study is completed

• Informed consent only involves signing a form

What are the BPS Guidelines for Psychological Research?

• Guidelines for conducting research on animals

• Principles for data analysis in psychological research

• Ethical standards for clinical practice

• Ethical principles and guidelines for conducting research involving human participants.

Which of the following is the ethical guidelines we follow for animal research?

• BPS Ethical Guidelines 2015

• Home Office Ethical Guidelines 2012

• BPS Ethical Guidelines 2012

• Russel & Burch Ethical Guidelines 2011

Why is informed consent important in psychological research?

• Informed consent is not necessary in psychological research

• Ethical standards are not relevant in psychological research

• Participants should not be informed about the research purpose

• Informed consent is crucial in psychological research to protect participants and uphold ethical standards.

What are the key principles of ethical research according to BPS Guidelines?

• Informed consent, voluntary participation, confidentiality, protection from harm, debriefing

• Mandatory participation, public disclosure, minimal risk, compensation

What are the consequences of not following ethical guidelines in research?

• Improved participant well-being, enhanced researcher reputation, increased collaboration opportunities

• Harm to participants, loss of credibility, legal issues, damage to reputation

• Increase in funding, faster research progress, more publications

• Decrease in research bias, more accurate results, better research outcomes

How can researchers ensure participants understand the research process? (multiple answers)

• Avoid answering participant questions

• Provide clear explanations

• Use complex jargon and technical terms

• Use simple language.

How do the BPS Guidelines for Psychological Research protect the rights of participants?

• By ensuring informed consent, maintaining confidentiality, avoiding deception, providing debriefing, and protecting vulnerable populations.

• By allowing participants to choose their own research topics

• By providing financial compensation to participants

• By conducting research without obtaining consent

All research using animals requires a licence from the Home Office

• True

• False

The licence from the Home Office should be for which of the following?

• Individuals, Experiment, Animals

• Premises, Individuals, Project

• Animals, Premises, Lab Setting

• Project, Researcher, Premises