Fichas
Chapter 3
Fichas del conjunto (11)
- 1Ethical (Webster's)Conforming to the standards of conduct of a given profession or group
- 2Informed ConsentA norm in which subjects based their voluntary participation in research projects on a full understanding of the possible risk involved.
- 3AnonymityGuaranteed in a research project when neither the researchers nor the readers of the findings can identify a given response with a given respondent.
- 4ConfidentialityGuaranteed when the research can identify a given person’s responses but promises not to do so publicly.
- 5DeceptionDeception within social research needs to be justified by scientific or administrative concerns
- 6DebriefingInterviewing subjects to learn about their experience of participation in the project.
- 7Analysis & Reporting(1) Ethical obligation to colleagues in the scientific community.
(2) All results must be reported (positive and negative).
(3) All limitations must be admitted - 8Institutional Review BoardA panel of faculty who review all research proposals involving human subjects so that they can guarantee that the subjects’ rights and interests will be protected
- 9Ethical Controversies (Trouble in the Tearoom) - Laud HumphreysStudied homosexual activities in public restrooms in parks
Researcher became interested in the lives of participants
Researcher volunteered to become “watchqueen”
Researcher collected personal information about the participants (license numbers of cars)
Which ethical issues are in question? - 10Ethical Controversies (Observing Human Obedience) - Stanley MilgramParticipants imitated a laboratory-based World War II controversy
Participants were assigned job of “teacher” – to teach a list of works to the “pupil.” If the pupil got the word wrong, the teacher would administer increasing levels of shocks to the pupil. - 11Politics of Social ResearchRace
Sexual Research
Census