High School Practice Ethical Research Interactive Videos

Explore core ethical principles in psychology, including beneficence, justice, and integrity. Develop skills to differentiate between ethics and morals, apply ethical codes, and understand their influence on professional behavior in psychological practice.

Investigate ethical considerations and experimental design challenges in psychological research using real-world examples and structured questions. Gain insights into the impact of operational definitions, control groups, and confounding variables on study results. Learn to apply ethical guidelines to research practices effectively.

Investigate the complex connections between telomere biology and gender dynamics within scientific careers, emphasizing major developments and ethical concerns in genetics research. Learners will explore how social interactions influence women's progress in science, examine the importance of telomere research in cancer studies, and critically assess ethical considerations in genetic discoveries.

Examine the principles of insider trading with a focus on its foundation in non-public information and the legal repercussions that can include fines and imprisonment. Gain insight into the ethical challenges associated and explore strategies to prevent such practices. Analyze the effects of price manipulation on market stability to enhance the ability to identify unethical activities and understand their impact on financial markets.

Understand the ethical considerations surrounding animal rights and welfare across diverse environments. Examine the effects of human activities on animals, and develop advocacy skills for promoting fair treatment and supporting animal rights initiatives.

Understand the complexity of scientific research with a focus on challenges of reproducibility and methodologies in psychology. Gain insights into interpreting statistical significance, recognizing false positives, and applying strategies to enhance research reliability and validity.

Explore the concept of plagiarism, examining its various types and detrimental effects on academic communities and the progression of knowledge. Develop essential skills to identify and avoid plagiarism, highlighting the importance of academic integrity and effective citation practices.

Analyze the complex interplay between science and its societal impacts, exploring how varying perspectives influence scientific knowledge. Develop skills in critical assessment and gain insights into the application of scientific principles in everyday problem-solving and within cultural contexts.

Analyze the ethical implications of genetic research with a focus on privacy issues and legal considerations. Gain insights into how scientific literacy and public understanding can influence decision-making and policy in genetics.

Explore the dynamics of action research in the teaching process, emphasizing its structure and practical applications. Gain the ability to actively enhance teaching methods, identify the phases of action research, and understand the advantages of reflective practices in education.

Examine the transition from organ transplantation to cell transplantation, addressing the ethical challenges linked to organ donation from unrelated donors. Understand scientific advancements in stem cell research and explore ethical considerations, enabling learners to critically analyze developments in medical science.

Examine the legal and ethical aspects of Native American rights and the repatriation of cultural artifacts. Understand the impact of legislation and institutional roles in returning Native American remains, fostering an appreciation for cultural preservation and ethical research practices.

Explore the controversial practice of grave robbing in the 19th century and its impact on the evolution of modern medical sciences. Gain an understanding of the ethical dilemmas faced by medical institutions and insights into the advancement of anatomical studies and forensic science research.

Explore central psychological concepts such as grit, memory, and attention while examining ethical considerations in research. Understand the significance of perseverance compared to intelligence, analyze various forms of attention, and identify the importance of operational definitions and confounding variables for research reliability.

Explore ethical regulations and cultural considerations in modern archaeology, emphasizing best practices and historical contexts. Understand the significance of preserving archaeological sites, respecting indigenous rights, and collaborating with local communities to enhance cultural heritage protection.

Explore the ethical principles and challenges in journalism, focusing on accuracy, responsibility, and ethical standards. Gain insights into the role of ethics in journalism and learn how to apply ethical considerations in real-world reporting scenarios.

Examine the challenges and risks associated with illegal game hunting in South Africa, focusing on ethical considerations and the impact on wildlife conservation. Gain insights into the motivations behind illegal hunting, understand the legal repercussions, and explore how animal rights perspectives inform discussions on wildlife sustainability.

Analyze critical perspectives on various justifications for whale hunting, such as tradition and economic factors. Develop skills in evaluating ethical arguments and understanding conservation viewpoints.

Focusing on ethical considerations and fair use of AI in academic settings, learners examine the importance of maintaining integrity and proper citation practices. Participants gain insights into ethical decision-making, develop skills for responsible AI utilization, and comprehend the significance of academic standards in promoting structured thinking.

Examine the historical development and impact of lobotomy procedures, focusing on key figures and controversial techniques. Gain insights into the psychological and societal outcomes of these interventions, fostering a critical understanding of past medical practices.